Reported 7 months ago
The Chinese Premier is set to visit Australia after a seven-year hiatus, marking a potential stabilization of the relationship between the two countries primarily focusing on trade issues such as rare earth minerals and the ban on Australian lobsters. However, scholars indicate that while the economic and trade aspects are improving, Canberra's alignment with the US-led Indo-Pacific strategy may not change significantly. The visit is seen as a way for both countries to explore the space for negotiation on relevant issues.
Source: YAHOO