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Why is Albanese in China?

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Anthony Albanese is in China to strengthen trade ties, promote Australian tourism, and maintain stable political relations. The visit focuses on deepening economic cooperation, marking ten years since the free trade agreement, and addressing regional security and diplomatic issues, including the detention of an Australian writer and questions about Taiwan.

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  • Australia will not commit troops in advance to any conflict involving Taiwan.
  • Defence Industry Minister Pat Conroy stated decisions on troop deployment will be made by the government at the time. 21s
  • Prime Minister Albanese reaffirmed support for the status quo on Taiwan and opposition to unilateral changes. 1m 11s
  • Australia is increasing its defence spending amid U.S. calls for allies to strengthen deterrence. 1m 4s
  • Albanese is visiting China, focusing on security, trade, and tourism promotion. 1m 32s
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Australia to 'support status quo' on Taiwan amid U.S. defense push
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Reuters
22 hours ago
Australia to 'support status quo' on Taiwan amid U.S. defense push

Albanese's visit is likely to focus on security and trade, reaffirming Australia's support for the status quo on Taiwan and promoting tourism.

Anthony Albanese spruiks Australian tourism during China visit
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10 News First
1 day ago
Anthony Albanese spruiks Australian tourism during China visit

Albanese aims to reinforce Australia-China relations, promote tourism, and participate in events to encourage more Chinese visitors to Australia.

Anthony Albanese heads to Beijing for diplomatic discussions
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10 News First
2 days ago
Anthony Albanese heads to Beijing for diplomatic discussions

Albanese is on a six-day visit to China to strengthen ties, focusing on trade, stable political relations, and marking a decade since the free trade agreement.

Prime Minister heads to Beijing for trade talks
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10 News First
3 days ago
Prime Minister heads to Beijing for trade talks

Anthony Albanese wants to lock in more business with China, Australia's largest trading partner, following the removal of tariffs on Australian wine exports.

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