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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese speaks from the United Nations in New York to launch a campaign for a two-year seat at the UN Security Council. The d…
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese speaks from the United Nations in New York to launch a campaign for a two-year seat at the UN Security Council. The determination for the spot would be made in 2028 and Australia needs a two-thirds majority of UN General Assembly members to succeed.
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@@MrThatbellImported1mo ago
Airbus albo
@@IonDeluxeImported1mo ago
Gulf of Harmoz? I thought it was a straight. Albanese can't even get that right. All the problems Australia is facing from the world are ALL caused by the Uniparty over the past decades. We should be power/fuel abundant.
@@LisaPhillis-b9oImported1mo ago
BINGO word, Advocate. Guess who is looking for a job representing the island nations, Advocate Albo
@@matty9165Imported1mo ago
GET OUT OF THE UN.
@@markkelly1662Imported1mo ago
How much is this going to cost the Australian taxpayer?
@@brainsafetyImported1mo ago
I'm fairly measured and having lived in 3 different countries - US, Singapore and Australia - I can tell in Australia is nowhere a thought leader or global example.<br><br>Can't fix productivity, can't fix housing and can't diversify the economy, no clear policy to leverage tech and can't protect Australian from climate change - after 4 years in power <br><br>The defacto tools are more regulation and more taxes on its people. <br><br>Your record or the lack of can't be supplanted by a cute video.<br><br>Our public leaders are just not world class.
@@mrrmonteyImported1mo ago
Get out of the UN altogether. We do not need the UN to govern our country.
@@kayparker-o7bImported1mo ago
Maybe ask all Australians before speaking for them
@@thomasleaman4627Imported1mo ago
Considering Zimbabwe's Emmerson Mnangagwa secured a temporary seat surely Australia ranks as a good candidate <br><br>Emmerson Mnangagwa was identified in a 2002 UN Security Council report as a key strategist in an intricate web of mineral looters
@@rob9263Imported1mo ago
Bingo, finally the real reason behind Labor’s draconian firearms laws. . . . . .
@@4steryImported1mo ago
so we kicking Palentir out of Australia yet?
@@changeincite9575Imported1mo ago
CDEP was a very good program, and Australia is worse off as a result of it’s abolition. It connected very remote Indigenous to public and private services of which since has been difficult to replicate. It was a big loss for remote Indigenous peoples.
@@mariegallagher4725Imported1mo ago
This is a wise step for Australia. Our country is located in a strategic location in our world.
@@jamiefrangos9233Imported1mo ago
He is already looking for another job. Imagine, Albo wants to be on the 'Security Council' When our own defense forces are begging for money to improve our capabilities and has a cap on veterans of $5,000 that put their lives on the line for this country. Your not serious......he is happy to send our sons and daughters off to war, no worries at all, not a second thought.
@@Guy-zt1ebImported1mo ago
Stop saying australians you do not speak for the Australian people<br>Do not say what we want. This is what you want do you know not speak for us,
@@lukekhhImported1mo ago
Serious about world diplomacy but apparently not serious enough to follow the guidance of the ICC on war crime allegations against Israel
@@wickedmind09Imported1mo ago
He is the weakest leader, no reception granted. Socialist warrior thats crippled Australia. YOU need to do better.
@@nousipa30250Imported1mo ago
What’s wrong with this guy. <br><br>Get your house in order first before going on that hairbrain schemes.
@@AgPeriodicImported1mo ago
Can I buy the lady a drink who had asked Albo the awkward question about his absolutely weak actions since the extremist Islamic terrorist act at Bondi last year and his crashing popularity in the polls, and his fraudulent acceptance of the Global Citizen Award as a consequence of these recent events. 🍻
@@michelleoconnell9129Imported1mo ago
Ask most Australians and they want out of the UN we send too much money to them while ordinary aussies can’t afford to pay their bills
@@shadigif8916Imported1mo ago
Anyway how about the ongoing manmade humanitarian disaster in Gaza?
@@Ms.SJonesImported1mo ago
When you “rolled her” hahaha pretty sure that reporter is from south west Sydney. <br><br>What an embarrassment to use such language when asking question to the prime minister.
@@ChuckLeCluckImported1mo ago
ABC has finally allowed comments.
@@ReginaldFleetImported1mo ago
All I can say is disgusting
@@CatsJPImported1mo ago
Everyone is angry nowadays…politics has become a worldwide shit storm….the comments sections prove that.
@@alanharrison573Imported1mo ago
We need above all, for the de funding of the UN and WEF - by the Australian government.
@@justsendit3217Imported1mo ago
He is tanking in the polls he will be rolled
@@ConvictOracleImported1mo ago
I just really hope if we do take a seat, that we don't take pressure from israel to ignore warcrimes like they do with our internal politics
@@BudIslandImported1mo ago
Slava Rossi God Bless President Putin <br>🇨🇦❤️🇷🇺
@@Zei33Imported1mo ago
UN Security Council seats are great because you don’t actually have to do anything when a genocide happens. You can just sit back and tell other people what they should do.<br><br>Jokes aside. It makes sense for Australia to be a part of it. We aren’t much compared to the great powers, but we are the most powerful country in our region, and we should be responsible for our regions security.
@@abcnewsaustraliaImported1mo ago
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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese speaks from the United Nations in New York to launch a campaign for a two-year seat at the UN Security Council. The determination for the spot would be made in 2028 and Australia needs a two-thirds majority of UN General Assembly members to succeed.
Subscribe: http://ab.co/1svxLVE
Read more here: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-09-20/australia-bids-seat-united-nations-security-council/107173870
Note: In most cases, our captions are auto-generated.
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