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SYDNEY, April 28 — Australia has asked the Chinese ambassador to explain what it called a threat of “economic coercion” in response to Canberra’s push for an international inquiry into the source and spread of the coronavirus. Trade Minister Simon Birmingham said Australia was a “crucial...

SYDNEY, April 28 — Australia has asked the Chinese ambassador to explain what it called a threat of “economic coercion” in response to Canberra’s push for an international inquiry into the

Cheng Jingye, Beijing’s ambassador to Australia, told a local newspaper yesterday that Chinese consumers could boycott Australian beef, wine, tourism and universities in response. The Chinese embassy published a summary of the conversation on its website later today, which said Cheng had “flatly rejected the concern expressed from the Australian side”.

Australia wanted to maintain a positive relationship with China, but would also seek other opportunities in places such as India and the European Union, he said. Trade with the European Union was worth A$114.3 billion and India A$30.3 billion in 2018/19.

 

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