BEIJING, Nov 6 — Chinese leader Xi Jinping will welcome Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to Beijing today, a high-water mark in their nations’ ties following years of...
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A furious Beijing then slapped punitive tariffs on a slew of Australian commodities ranging from coal, to barley, to wine as the relationship descended into a deep freeze. But the Australian prime minister has previously acknowledged the need to remain “clear-eyed” about the differences between the two countries and has aired his view that they are not strategically aligned.
Albanese, for his part, has spoken up on behalf of nations’ right to self-determination, as well as human rights and maintaining peace — including in the Taiwan Strait, which separates China from the self-ruled island it regards as part of its own territory.Albanese has warned that China does not see itself as a power in favour of the “status quo”.
Last month, China released Australian journalist Cheng Lei after three years in detention on opaque espionage charges.
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