The meeting will raise hopes China may start to remove crippling tariffs from Australian goods. auspol AnthonyAlbanese G20
and Beijing had cut off all ministerial contact with Australia until Labor’s victory at the federal election in May.
Li acknowledged a “difficult patch” in relations with Australia but emphasised the friendship between the two countries.in the Cambodian capital of Phnom Penh. Asked about the Australian message to Russia at the summit, Albanese said: “We have a very clear position, and it’s a consistent position that there is a need for Russia to withdraw from this aggressive action that is against international law.”
Treasurer Jim Chalmers emphasised the “extreme pressure” on the global system from the war in Ukraine and its effect on the global economy, while saying Australia wanted to improve relations with China. “Getting Australia back to a strong bilateral relationship with China is key,” he told this masthead.“I think the trade restrictions will be eased.”
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