TRUMP RAGMF Fallout continues; The countryside of Peter Dutton, Anthony Albanese continue; Jim Chalmers press conference interrupted by the demonstrator

Anthony Albanese spoke with his counterpart Keir Starmer while the British Prime Minister gathered world leaders, making his debut to resist and to the commercial war on all travels in the wake of the rates of the “day of liberation” of the President of the United States Donald Trump.

Starmer held telephone conversations both with the Australian Prime Minister and with Georgia Meloni, the Italian Prime Minister, on Friday evening, with a Downing Street spokesman who said that “they agreed all about the fact that a total commercial war would have been extremely harmful” and was in “anyone’s interest”.

A spokesman for Albanian said that the couple reaffirmed support for “free and fair trade” and the need for leaders to ensure that there was no escalation of commercial impediments.

Downing Street said that the response of the kingdom united to the rates of 10 % on goods and 25 % on British cars would be guided by the national interest and that Starmer would continue calmly with preparatory work, rather than running to take revenge.

“While the global economic panorama has moved this week, it was clear for a long time that the related countries must maintain strong relationships and dialogues to guarantee our mutual safety and maintain economic stability,” he said.