Tuesday, 07 October 2025
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese reaffirmed his government's decision to recognize Palestinian statehood, saying the world wants to see peace in the Middle East, local broadcaster SBS News reported Monday.
Albanese offered a fresh defense of Canberra's landmark move after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned the decision at the UN General Assembly last week.
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