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‘We can only do it together’: PM addresses the UN

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Key leaders have wrapped up talks in New York with AI and long-running conflicts dominating this year’s UN General Assembly. US President Donald Trump welcomed Chinese leader Xi Jinping who called for closer collaboration to avoid a military collision course between the two superpowers. Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech at the UN General Assembly saw dozens of delegates leave as he rebuked criticism of his country's actions. Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas used a video speech to raise concerns about expanding Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank. And Prime Minister Anthony Albanese made his second speech to the UN — pitching Australia’s role on the global stage. SBS Chief Political Correspondent Anna Henderson has been following events in New York.
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