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Defence deal on the cards as PM Albanese heads to Germany

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PM Anthony Albanese travels to Germany next week for bilateral talks with Chancellor Olaf Scholz, where details of a major defence export deal between the countries is expected to be unveiled. He'll also travel to Lithuania for the NATO summit. SBS Political Correspondent Pablo Vinales sat down with Germany's Ambassador to Australia ahead of the trip
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