Australian Energy Minister Hopes US-China Climate Talks Can Be ‘Ring-Fenced’ From Taiwan Tensions

Australian Energy Minister Hopes US-China Climate Talks Can Be ‘Ring-Fenced’ From Taiwan Tensions
Australian Minister for Climate Change and Energy Chris Bowen speaks during the Sydney Energy Forum in Australia on July 13, 2022. Jaimi Joy - Pool/Getty Images
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Australian Energy Minister Chris Bowen is hoping Washington and Beijing can “ring-fence” climate change issues after talks were shuttered by the Chinese Communist Party in response to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s (D-Calif.) visit to Taiwan.

Beijing announced its “countermeasures” in response to Pelosi’s high-profile visit on Aug. 5 and suspended talks on eight different areas, including climate change, military cooperation, and counter-narcotics.

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