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Albanese remains ‘in the thralls' of China as country edges away from US

Albanese remains ‘in the thralls' of China as country edges away from US

Sky News AU2 days ago
Former Liberal titan Bronwyn Bishop discusses the increasing ties between China and Australia, suggesting Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is "in the thralls" of the Chinese government.
"I think Albanese is in the thrall of China, and by that I mean there is undue influence, some would say control," Ms Bishop told Sky News host Paul Murray.
"China seems to be mapping where all the cables are ... we are edging away from the United States and pivoting towards China.
"Is Australia the next Taiwan, and it's richer than Taiwan, and it's poorly defended."
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