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Albanese's warning to UN about 'greatest powers' dominating; peace under 'immense strain' (opens the original)
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In a week where the civilian death toll from wars in multiple continents continues to climb, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has appealed for the 193 member states of the United Nations to ensure the quest for peace is not left to the "loudest voices". "Clearly, the multilateral system we have all known and benefited from is under immense strain," he told the United Nations General Assembly in his key speech of this US trip. "To protect the peace, to create a world of human dignity, to do justic
Trump's Putin gesture may rock key allies as Albanese to warn Pacific not a 'chessboard' (opens the original)
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A lethal volley of Russian drone attacks rained down on Kyiv, just hours before confirmation that the Trump administration is hoping to secure an RSVP from Russian President Vladimir Putin for the G20 Summit in Miami. US President Donald Trump may also use the summit to meet again with China's leader Xi Jinping who is currently in Washington, while many of the world's leaders are in New York for the United Nations' General Assembly, including Australia's prime minister Anthony Albanese. It's the
Trump's UN message on Iran was blunt. His AI pitch raised eyebrows (opens the original)
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United States President Donald Trump had no problems with stalling escalators or teleprompters at this year's United Nations General Assembly. He stuck to the script, but the message he conveyed was blunt and deeply unsettling. As Trump looked down at representatives from about 130 countries, including Australia, he defended the strikes on Iran that have clogged the Strait of Hormuz and driven up oil prices and inflation across the globe. Domestic disapproval of the war with Iran, which the US s
As world leaders arrive in the US, there's one question they want answered (opens the original)
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In the hyper-colour, futuristic crush of New York City's Times Square, a man who calls himself "Scientific" reflects on the march of artificial intelligence (AI). He told SBS News the realities of AI have already arrived, with power both awesome and deeply confronting. "You got to adapt with it. If you don’t adapt, in 10 years we are going to become extinct," he said. Scientific is a musician. He wants more regulation of the technology companies. "It's going left and right with this artificial i
'Can't quarantine any sector': Tony Burke warns migration overhaul carries economic risks (opens the original)
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Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke says he can't quarantine any sector of the economy from the impact of his planned immigration overhaul, as the government faces warnings of a spike in food prices from a potential backpacker labour shortage. The government wants to reduce the number of working holidaymakers, crack down on visa overstayers and tighten allowances for international students as part of a broader move to reduce migration numbers. Farmers and the Nationals have criticised changes set t
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