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Albanese didn’t return with shiploads of diesel. That doesn’t mean his Singapore visit wasn’t a success

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese recently visited Singapore to address concerns about potential fuel supply disruptions due to Middle East conflicts.

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The story so far

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Open questions and key claims

Cutting fuel to Australia ‘won’t happen’.

Singapore PM Lawrence Wong
via The Guardian · Apr 10

Australia stands ready to supply more liquefied natural gas (LNG) if Singapore needs it.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese
via South China Morning Post · Apr 10

Singapore will continue sending refined fuels to Australia.

Singaporean counterpart Lawrence Wong
via South China Morning Post · Apr 10

Singapore already supplies 55% of Australia’s unleaded, 22% of jet fuel and 15% of diesel.

Two countries are strategically aligned.

Australia supplies about 32 per cent of Singapore’s LNG.

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Who and where

Anthony Albanese person Singapore location Lawrence Wong person Australia location Middle East location
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All coverage

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