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Albanese Walks Fine Line Between Xi, Trump in China
Albanese Walks Fine Line Between Xi, Trump in China

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time15-07-2025

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Albanese Walks Fine Line Between Xi, Trump in China

US-China tensions and regional security concerns loom over Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing. Darren Lim of the Australian National University says Albanese is keeping focus on his economic agenda, as China remains Australia's biggest export market. Lim talks about how Canberra walks a fine line between its biggest trading partner and its most important long-term security ally on "Bloomberg: The Asia Trade." Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data

Trump to Miss Albanese Meeting at G-7
Trump to Miss Albanese Meeting at G-7

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time20-06-2025

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Trump to Miss Albanese Meeting at G-7

A planned meeting between President Donald Trump and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese at the G-7 summit in Canada has been scrapped, following Trump's abrupt exit due to the escalating crisis in the Middle East. The American Chamber of Commerce in Australia says there are still positive signs for the relationship between the two countries, and sees a chance for the two leaders to meet at the next Quad gathering in India. AmCham Australia CEO April Palmerlee shares her outlook on Australia-US relations on "Bloomberg: The Asia Trade." Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data

Australia Tackles Diplomatic Row Over Chinese-Owned Port
Australia Tackles Diplomatic Row Over Chinese-Owned Port

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time11-06-2025

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Australia Tackles Diplomatic Row Over Chinese-Owned Port

The Australian government is confronting a fresh diplomatic dilemma with Beijing: how to fulfill a pledge to regain control of the strategic Port of Darwin from a Chinese company. The Australia-China Relations Institute thinks the issue has been driven by domestic politics and will not trigger a downwards spiral in bilateral relations. ACRI Director James Laurenceson talks about Canberra's plan and the global trade turmoil on "Bloomberg: The Asia Trade."

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