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Prime Minister Albanese met with his Chinese counterpart Li Qiang on the sidelines of ASEAN.
The journalist was blocked from entering a government press event, but by Australian officials.
Li Qiang’s visit has, for the most part, been notable for shedding minimal light and generating no heat.
Aside from announcing the signing of a range of bilateral agreements, the leaders of China and Australia offered little beyond statements of goodwill.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang has held out the promise of taking more NZ exports, but warned the Pacific nation against hewing too close to U.S. policy.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang said that China ’resolutely opposes any external interference in Iran’s internal affairs.’
Online post’s claims are a sign of escalated infighting in the Chinese Communist Party, pundits say
