Action: In Australia’s general election on May 3, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese of the center-left Labor Party was re-elected, becoming the first leader in decades to secure a second consecutive three-year term, defeating opposition leader Peter Dutton of the center-right Liberal-National coalition. According to the most recent count, Labor secured 93 seats in the House of Representatives in a landslide victory, while the Liberal coalition won only 44. Two seats remain too close to call. Dutton lost his seat in Queensland which he had held for 24 years.Key Insights
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