Opposition leader Dutton Peter Dutton believes Australia needs to approach negotiations with U.S. President Donald Trump “sensibly” amid the President’s “Liberation Day” reciprocal tariffs, which are impacting the entire globe.
Dutton, who is vying to be Australia’s next Prime Minister in the upcoming election on May 3, said he thinks part of the problem is that Albanese had been unable to secure a phone call or meeting with the President.
This comes after President Trump announced an executive order imposing a 10 percent tariff on all U.S. trading partners from April 5 at midnight.
While Australia faces the same 10 percent tariff as the United Kingdom, multiple nations including China, Japan, and the European Union are subject to much harsher reciprocal tariffs….