US EditionAustralia's Albanese Confirms China Visit as Beijing Eyes Trade Deal Review
- Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announces his second official visit to China this weekend to discuss expanding cooperation on AI, green energy, and the digital economy.
- Trade volumes rebounded after China lifted sanctions, prompting Xiao Qian to call for AI, healthcare, and green energy collaboration amid US-China trade tensions.
- Data shows 25% of Australian exports go to China, with over $20 billion in trade barriers removed, and AI research opportunities highlighted despite ongoing challenges, according to Professor Toby Walsh.
- Assistant Trade Minister Matt Thistlethwaite aims for stronger access to China, which pledges to boost cooperation with Australia in multilateral organisations and emerging sectors.
- China promotes itself as a like-minded partner amid the global AI race, while the US commits $500 billion to AI, with platforms like DeepSeek challenging US leadership.
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Australia's Albanese Heads to China as Trump Stresses Alliance
(Bloomberg) — Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese plans to travel to China from this weekend, seeking to strengthen ties with his country’s largest trading partner while its top security ally US aims to check Beijing’s presence in Asia.
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Albanese confirms China visit - Asia & Pacific - The Jakarta Post
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The Straits TimesAustralia's Albanese confirms China visit as Beijing eyes trade deal review
SYDNEY (Reuters) -Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said on Tuesday that he would visit China from this weekend as Beijing looks to build on partnerships on AI, green energy and the digital economy.
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