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Australia’s Albanese warns UN of weakening global rules

Source: ABC News Australia · 25 Sep 2026, 00:05 UTC
Australia’s Albanese warns UN of weakening global rules
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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese told the United Nations that climate change and artificial intelligence require urgent international cooperation. His speech came two days after Donald Trump used the same forum to dismiss both concerns as a hoax, according to ABC News Australia.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has warned of a breakdown in global rules in a major speech to the United Nations, ABC News Australia reports. Albanese identified climate change and artificial intelligence as key challenges requiring urgent cooperation between countries. The available material does not provide the full text of his speech or specify the measures he proposed.

His remarks came two days after Donald Trump addressed the same forum and described both climate change and artificial intelligence concerns as a “hoax”, according to the report. The supplied information does not give reactions from other governments or UN officials. It also does not explain whether Albanese referred to particular international agreements, institutions or recent disputes over global rules.

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