It’s been a whirlwind two weeks for Anthony Albanese, Australia’s new prime minister.
Just hours after he unseated incumbent Scott Morrison, he jetted off to Japan for meetings with Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and other world leaders. That visit sought to demonstrate the importance his government attached to Japan and the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue — and foreign policy continuity in Canberra. While there will be some important shifts in Australian policy, they should facilitate still greater cooperation with Japan.
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