China-Australia Relations
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Australian Trade Minister Comments on Critical Minerals, China Trade, CPTPP Accession Prospects
In the context of a trip to Japan and South Korea, Australian Trade Minister Don Farrell commented on issues related to critical minerals, trade relations with China, and China's CPTPP accession. On China's CPTPP accession prospects, Farrell expressed doubt about China's chances of joining
Australian Senator Calls Out Didi for Cybersecurity and Privacy Breaches
In recent weeks, Australian Senator James Paterson has pressed Chinese ride sharing company Didi on its privacy policies as they relate to Australian customers.
BYD Selling SUV EVs in Australia
Leading Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker BYD has received approval to sell a low-priced SUV in Australia and has made its first shipment there.
Australian Treasurer Comments on Chinese Coal Import Restrictions; China Responds
A possible easing of tensions in China-Australia relations continues, as reports suggest that China is set to lift a ban on Australian coal. When asked about the possibility, the Australian Treasurer called it a "welcome step" but noted that it had "not yet been officially confirmed.
Chinese Ambassador to Australia Discusses China-Australia Trade Relations
In a speech at the University of Technology Sydney on June 24, Chinese Ambassador to Australia Xiao Qian offered remarks and took questions on the China-Australia relationship. Overall, the tone of the remarks and the dialogue was positive, and could indicate that improvements in China-Australian relations are possible.
Australian Prime Minister Speaks about Improving China Relations; China Responds
At a press conference yesterday, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, whose party recently won the Australian national elections, was asked several questions about the state of Australia's relations with China.
How Will the New Australian Government Approach Trade Relations with China?
Australia-China relations have deteriorated in recent years, with several formal
trade complaints being heard at the WTO, and other disputes taking place in a
more informal way. In addition, disagreements and heated rhetoric between the
two governments on non-trade issues have spilled over into the economic sphere.
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