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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese showed his support for cricketer Usman Khawaja, who has been facing issues in his attempts to show solidarity with Gaza on ground.&nbsp;

Australian PM Anthony Albanese lauds Usman Khawaja for 'standing up to human values'

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese showed his support for cricketer Usman Khawaja, who has been facing issues in his attempts to show solidarity with Gaza on ground. 

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese showed his support for cricketer Usman Khawaja, who has been facing issues in his attempts to show solidarity with Gaza on ground.&nbsp;

Ahead of the final Test of the series between Pakistan and Australia, the country's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has come out in support of batter Usman Khawaja.&nbsp; Addressing both the teams in Sydney, Albanese lauded Khawaja, 'I'd like to congratulate Usman Khawaja for the courage he has shown standing up for human values. He has shown courage, and the fact that the team has backed him in is a great thing.'&nbsp; The premier's comments come after Khawaja was barred twice by the International Cricket Council (ICC) while attempting to show solidarity with the people of Gaza, marred by Israeli bombing.&nbsp; Before the opening Test last month, Khawaja had revealed that his shoes had two slogans, 'All lives are equal' and 'Freedom is a human right'. But the ICC had banned him from doing so.&nbsp; He eventually donned a black armband and was reprimanded for breaching ICC's clothing and equipment regulations.&nbsp; In the second Test, the Aussie opener wanted to sport a sticker of a dove holding an olive branch on his bat but was not allowed by the apex body.&nbsp; In a social media video, Khawaja has vowed to fight against the ICC rulings regarding support messages and has been backed by his captain Pat Cummins as well as Australian Sports Minister Anika Wells.&nbsp;

Albanese expressed his support for the victorious Australian team in a tweet, stating "Same old Aussies - always winning."

Australian PM Anthony Albanese responds to UK PM Rishi Sunak | Bairstow controversy | Ashes 2023

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<h2>Albanese expressed his support for the victorious Australian team in a tweet, stating "Same old Aussies - always winning."</h2>

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has defended the actions of the Australian cricket team after UK counterpart Rishi Sunak criticised the visitors for Jonny Bairstow's dismissal during the second Test, stating that it went against the spirit of the game.
The controversial dismissal of England's wicket-keeper sparked a strong reaction from the crowd at Lord's on Sunday, with loud booing and verbal abuse directed at Australian players by MCC members in the usually reserved Long Room.
Albanese expressed his support for the victorious Australian team, stating on Tuesday, "Same old Aussies - always winning," in a tweet that referenced a chant sung by English fans with the words "Same old Aussies - always cheating."
Rishi Sunak, the UK counterpart, had previously stated, as reported by the BBC, that he "simply wouldn't want to win a game in the manner Australia did," according to a spokesperson.&nbsp; In response to a question regarding whether Australia's actions were against the spirit of cricket, the spokesperson reportedly answered "Yes." The third Ashes Test will start on July 6.
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Modi and his Albanese last month laid the foundation stone of the 'Little India' gateway at the event at Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney.

Aus PM Albanese visits 'Little India' in Harris Park, tries street food | Watch

Modi and his Albanese last month laid the foundation stone of the 'Little India' gateway at the event at Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Friday tried out Indian street food like chaat and jalebi at the Little India precinct in Harris Park as recommended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit here last month.
Harris Park, located in Parramatta, is home to a large Indian community. It is a well-known destination for Indian cuisine and several Indian-owned businesses and shops.
Modi and his Albanese last month laid the foundation stone of the 'Little India' gateway at the event at Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney.
"Great Friday night in Little India, Harris Park with @Charlton_AB. We tried out Prime Minister @narendramodi's recommendations of chaat at Chatkazz and jalebi at Jaipur Sweets - a winner!" Albanese tweeted along with a video of the visit to the precinct.
Prime Minister Modi responded to the tweet by saying, "Sounds like a memorable Friday night, imbibing the best of Indian culture and culinary diversity. A winner indeed, like the India-Australia friendship." Modi, during his visit to Australia last month, addressed a community event in Sydney.
During the address, he said: "I've heard that Chatkazz 'Chaat' and 'Jalebi' from Jaipur Sweets at Harris Park are very delicious. I want you all to take my friend Australian PM Albanese to that place."

Australian Prime minister Anthony Albanese was received onboard the carrier by Chief of Naval Staff, Admiral R Hari Kumar with a Guard of Honour. 

Australian PM Albanese becomes 1st foreign PM to set foot aboard India's INS Vikrant

Australian Prime minister Anthony Albanese was received onboard the carrier by Chief of Naval Staff, Admiral R Hari Kumar with a Guard of Honour. 


Australian Prime minister Anthony Albanese was received onboard the carrier by Chief of Naval Staff, Admiral R Hari Kumar with a Guard of Honour.&nbsp;

For the first time ever, India's indigenous aircraft carrier INS Vikrant welcomed a foreign dignatory &mdash; Australian Prime minister Anthony Albanese on March 9, 2023, the Navy said.
Albanese was received onboard Vikrant by Chief of Naval Staff Admiral R Hari Kumar with a Guard of Honour, it said in a release.
"I am honoured to be here today on the newly-commissioned, Indian-designed and manufactured INS Vikrant at the invitation of Prime Minister Modi. My visit reflects my government's commitment to place India at the heart of Australia's approach to the Indo-Pacific and beyond," Albanese said in a statement. Speaking onboard INS Vikrant in Mumbai, he also said that India will for the first time participate in Australia's multinational Talisman Sabre exercise. &ldquo;I am pleased to announce formally, aboard the magnificent INS Vikrant, that later this year Australia will host Exercise Malabar for the first time and India will &ndash; also for the first time &ndash; participate in Australia's Talisman Sabre exercise,&rdquo; he said.

Australia has a new Prime Minister. Following the election, incumbent Scott Morrison conceded defeat, making way for Anthony Albanese of the Labour Party to take over the top office.
India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated the Australian PM-designate.Modi tweeted, "I look forward to working towards further strengthening our Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, and for shared priorities in the Indo-Pacific region."
The Australian High Commissioner to India, said that Albanese was "no stranger to India". Barry O'Farrell said that the new Australian premier had travelled to India as a backpacker in 1991, and led a parliamentary delegation to the country in 2018.
Albanese and PM Modi will meet soon with the next Quad summit slated for May 24 in Tokyo, Japan. The Quad is seen as a counterweight to China, and Chinese military expansion in the region was one of the biggest issues in the Australian election.

New Australian PM's old India link; PM Modi wishes Anthony Albanese ahead of Quad summit in Tokyo

Australia has a new Prime Minister. Following the election, incumbent Scott Morrison conceded defeat, making way for Anthony Albanese of the Labour Party to take over the top office.

Australia has a new Prime Minister. Following the election, incumbent Scott Morrison conceded defeat, making way for Anthony Albanese of the Labour Party to take over the top office.
India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated the Australian PM-designate. Modi tweeted, "I look forward to working towards further strengthening our Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, and for shared priorities in the Indo-Pacific region."
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The Australian High Commissioner to India, said that Albanese was "no stranger to India". Barry O'Farrell said that the new Australian premier had travelled to India as a backpacker in 1991, and led a parliamentary delegation to the country in 2018.
Albanese and PM Modi will meet soon with the next Quad summit slated for May 24 in Tokyo, Japan. The Quad is seen as a counterweight to China, and Chinese military expansion in the region was one of the biggest issues in the Australian election.

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