Anthony Albanese is visiting China to strengthen trade relations, despite persistent tensions between Canberra and Beijing.
Ana-Maria Tapescu
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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has begun a visit to China aimed at strengthening trade relations after a period of bilateral tensions. Although relations have been plagued by differences over security and regional interests, the situation has improved recently, with China lifting a ban on the import of Australian lobsters. Mr. Albanese, accompanied by a delegation of businessmen, will discuss issues with Chinese officials, including President Xi Jinping. Despite the rapprochement, Australia remains cautious, carefully managing the US alliance and trade challenges.
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