America has a lot to learn from Australia when it comes to striking a balance over its relationship with China, according to a senior US congressman with a key role in advancing our alliance.
Democrat congressman Joe Courtney is co-chair of the house Friends of Australia Caucus, a key lobby group inside the Congress.Courtney, a Democrat from Connecticut and ranking member of the Seapower and Projection Forces Subcommittee, is recognised as one of the most bipartisan legislators in Congress.
Courtney said the Trump administration was "absolutely correct" to declare China's claims in the South Sea as unlawful, and he also backed the US crackdown on Huawei.
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FarrahTomazin Americans love to trash China, Russia, North Korea rather than build relationships with them. But, the Australian prime minister scomo hasn't spoken to XiaoZhan for over a year. Got some work to do ScottMorrisonMP XiJinping
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