Australian Prime Minister Aims for 'No Surprises' Relationship with China

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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese expresses his desire for a stable and open relationship with China, emphasizing the importance of honest dialogue and regular exchanges. He plans to visit China to further strengthen ties.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese wants to create a relationship of “no surprises” with China , saying his visit later this week, which will include frank exchanges, symbolises a shift to normalised relations.

“I think a place where there are no surprises, as well where we know where things are coming from, and where we are having discussions … History isn’t such that – I don’t believe we are at the end of history. It’s not like we will get to a place whereby we will be like ‘that’s where it stays’. It’s a dynamic.”

“We disagree on the basis of our political systems, on issues of human rights, on issues such as access to the South China Sea and the Taiwan Straits … we will continue to put those positions strongly, clearly and directly to China,” he told the ABC.

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