View from The Hill: Albanese seeks to advance Australia’s middle power diplomacy via UN Security Council seat
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What happened
Anthony Albanese has formally launched Australia’s bid for one of the United Nations’ Security Council non-permanent seats in 2029-30, promising to be a strong advocate for “our Pacific family” and acknowledging the UN needs reform.
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