Australia raises China’s missile test in meeting with top diplomat Wang Yi
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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong, urging Australia to abandon double standards and work towards improving bilateral relations. Australia expressed concerns over China's military development and a recent missile test. The meeting emphasized managing differences through mutual respect and equality, as both sides seek to maintain the positive momentum in their relationship.
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Australia raises concerns about missile test.
Wang Yi and Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong met on Tuesday.
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Wang said Canberra and Beijing should address differences on the basis of mutual respect and equality.
South China Morning Post- Australia raises concerns about missile test.
- China's military development is a security issue.
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Loaded language removedChinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi urged Australia to give up “double standards” and join efforts to maintain the momentum of improving bilateral ties, as Canberra voiced concerns over Beijing’s military development and a recent missile test.
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Wang said Canberra and Beijing should address differences on the basis of mutual respect and equality.
South China Morning PostCanberra voiced concerns over Beijing’s military development and a recent missile test.
South China Morning PostWang Yi and Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong met on Tuesday.
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