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With Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida visiting Washington this week, rumours have circulated that Japan might soon join the AUKUS security pact between Australia, the United States and the United Kingdom.
HONG KONG (AP) — China on Thursday said it will lift tariffs placed on Australian wine over three years ago, in a sign of improving ties between the two countries.
In a sign of easing tensions between Australia and China, China said Thursday it will lift the tariffs it placed on Australian wine more than three years ago.
SYDNEY -- China's Ministry of Commerce announced Thursday it will lift the punitive tariffs that have plagued Australian vintners for three years, signaling an end to an especially challenging phase for the industry.
SYDNEY -- Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced a fund totaling 1 billion Australian dollars ($650 million) for building solar panels domestically, part of the country's efforts to benefit from the global transition to clean energy and reduce its reliance on China.
A World Trade Organization panel has ruled that some Australian measures against Chinese imports were not in line with its rules.
There is a prominent view in Australia that bilateral relations with China remain inherently “fragile.”
Australia surpassed Russia as China’s largest supplier of coal at the start of the year as bilateral relations continued to improve between Beijing and Canberra.