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Why the PM shared a stage with movie stars, sports boss
Anthony Albanese and three other honorees were recognized for leadership on foreign policy, security and the arts before about 800 guests, organizers said.
- On Wednesday, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, Finnish President Alexander Stubb, Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali, and actress Cynthia Erivo received Atlantic Council Global Citizen Awards in New York.
- Held at the Waldorf Astoria, the annual ceremony recognizes individuals contributing on the world stage; Atlantic Council Chairman John Rogers told the audience of 700 that the world is shifting between international orders.
- Albanese accepted the award for strengthening Indo-Pacific alliances and urged the world to "seek to build the order that replaces the old" while preserving essential rules.
- Fellow honorees Stubb and Domenicali were also celebrated for their leadership; Hollywood actor Keanu Reeves introduced Domenicali, praising how the sport has "evolved from a global racing championship into a global cultural force."
- Erivo affirmed the importance of art in bettering humanity, stating, "I pick the roles that force me to learn about change," and emphasizing how art can be a lifesaver.
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PM mingles with movie stars as he collects global citizen gong
It’s not every day a prime minister crosses paths with John Wick and Elphaba, but Albanese ended his week with socialising with Keanu Reeves and Cynthia Erivo.
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