Reported 7 months ago
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang visited New Zealand and Australia after seven years, aiming to strengthen economic ties. Despite New Zealand's desire for stable relations, differences on issues like regional security are acknowledged. Australia, on the other hand, expressed concerns about human rights and security disparities during Li's visit. The trip focused on trade agreements, including discussions on potential hurdles in the electric vehicle industry. The visit also included symbolic gestures like a traditional Maori welcome and potential loaning of pandas, showcasing China's efforts to leverage its influence in the region.
Source: YAHOO