Australia’s Albanese discusses US minerals deal, jet incident with China’s Premier Li
Prime Minister Albanese raised concerns over a Chinese jet's unsafe flare release near an Australian plane during talks with Premier Li, emphasizing the importance of diplomatic engagement.
- Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese discussed Australia's critical-minerals deal with the US and a Chinese jet incident with Chinese Premier Li Qiang during a positive meeting.
- China has removed trade barriers imposed in 2020 that cost Australian exporters up to $13 billion a year, after Albanese's government was elected in 2022.
- Albanese raised concerns about a Chinese jet releasing flares near an Australian plane, while Li expressed hope for an open environment for Chinese investments in Australia.
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Albanese raised South China Sea flare incident in meeting with Chinese Premier
The US and China appear to have averted an all-out trade war during crucial talks on the sidelines of the ASEAN summit in Malaysia. US President Donald Trump departed hours after Prime Minister Anthony Albanese arrived for talks with the Chinese Premier. And Prime Minister Anthony Albanese confirmed he raised last weeks' close encounter between the Chinese and Australian Air Force over the South China Sea.
PM Confirms ‘Direct and Frank’ Exchange With CCP Leaders After Flare Incident
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has confirmed he confronted Beijing “directly and frankly” over a recent military incident involving a Chinese jet firing flares dangerously close to an Australian RAAF aircraft over the South China Sea. Speaking after the ASEAN summit in Kuala Lumpur, Albanese said open dialogue with China remained crucial for regional stability despite “clear disagreements.” “We have disagreements, and friends are able to discus…
Australia's Albanese discusses US minerals deal, jet incident with China's Premier Li
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says he has discussed Australia’s critical-minerals deal with the United States during a “positive” meeting with Chinese Premier Li Qiang.
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