Penny Wong
Penny Wong is an Australian politician and member of the Australian Labor Party, currently serving as the Minister for Foreign Affairs. She is known for her advocacy on climate change and international relations, and has played a significant role in shaping Australia's foreign policy.
Born on Nov 05, 1968 (58 years old)
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Australia:
Penny Wong spells out the rationale for Australia’s bid for a non-permanent seat on the UN Security Council.
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Australia:
Penny Wong was seated at the table with Anthony Albanese during the awards.
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Australia:
Penny Wong is the Foreign Affairs Minister of Australia, discussing the ongoing contest with China for influence.
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Australia:
Foreign Minister Penny Wong seized upon Olmert’s remarks, saying they supported the government’s view that Israel had failed to respond with sufficient vigour to the killing of Frankcom and her colleagues.
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Australia:
Penny Wong stated that Australia had a practical role to play as an 'active and ambitious middle power'.
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Australia:
Foreign Minister Penny Wong was warned by veterans that Australia should not be rewarded with a Security Council seat.
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Australia:
Foreign Minister Penny Wong was involved in discussions with the US delegation regarding the lease of the Port of Darwin.
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Australia:
Foreign Minister Penny Wong has indicated more sanctions on Israel are on the way.
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Australia:
Penny Wong is the Foreign Minister and is expected to remain in her position.
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Australia:
Penny Wong is the Foreign Affairs Minister who responded to questions about the diplomatic note in the Senate.
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