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Australian Prime Minister Requests That China Lift Its Economic Sanctions Against Australia

Anthony Albanese, the prime minister of Australia, has asked China to lift its economic restrictions on his country in an effort to mend the relationship.

Australian Prime Minister Requests That China Lift Its Economic Sanctions Against Australia
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Beijing and Canberra have started speaking face to face.

The meeting between the Chinese counterpart and the defence minister took place almost two weeks ago.

On June 15, Albanese stated, "China is the one who put sanctions in place, China is the one who has changed, and China is the one who needs to lift those restrictions."

Regarding China, there have already been some advancements, but there is still more work to be done, Albanese stated in reference to the resumption of talks between their ministries.

"I said before the election that China's sanctions against Australia should be lifted, regardless of the results. The Australian economy and employment are suffering, but the Chinese economy is also suffering."

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