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"To Ensure Stable Relationship": Australia PM To Meet China's Xi In November
Australia's prime minister will visit China in early November to meet President Xi Jinping, Canberra confirmed Sunday, as the two trading partners work to repair a once-frosty relationship.
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Australia Must Expand Ties With Key Powers Like India: Report
Australia must continue to expand its military relationships and practical cooperation with key powers, including India, a landmark defence strategic review released by Canberra has said.
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Australia Blocks Hong Kong Bid For Gas Firm Over "National Interest"
Australia on Wednesday blocked a bid of more than US$9 billion from Hong Kong giant CK Group for the country's biggest gas pipeline company, saying it would be against its "national interest".
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Foreign Interference Bill Has Soured Ties With China, Says Australia Prime Minister
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull acknowledged on Thursday that legislation aimed at preventing foreign interference in politics had soured ties with China, after a report Australian ministers were being denied Chinese visas.
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"To Ensure Stable Relationship": Australia PM To Meet China's Xi In November
Australia's prime minister will visit China in early November to meet President Xi Jinping, Canberra confirmed Sunday, as the two trading partners work to repair a once-frosty relationship.
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Australia Must Expand Ties With Key Powers Like India: Report
Australia must continue to expand its military relationships and practical cooperation with key powers, including India, a landmark defence strategic review released by Canberra has said.
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Australia Blocks Hong Kong Bid For Gas Firm Over "National Interest"
Australia on Wednesday blocked a bid of more than US$9 billion from Hong Kong giant CK Group for the country's biggest gas pipeline company, saying it would be against its "national interest".
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Foreign Interference Bill Has Soured Ties With China, Says Australia Prime Minister
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull acknowledged on Thursday that legislation aimed at preventing foreign interference in politics had soured ties with China, after a report Australian ministers were being denied Chinese visas.
