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Delighted to shed light on an event that signifies a milestone in #AustraliaChinaRelations 🇦🇺🇨🇳. Our Prime Minister, Hon Anthony Albanese MP, visited China from Nov 4-7, 2023, at the invitation of Premier Li Qiang. This visit commemorates the 50th anniversary of the first-ever visit by an Australian Prime Minister to China, originally made by the Hon Edward Gough Whitlam. While there, Prime Minister Albanese engaged in meaningful talks with several top-tier Chinese officials, including President Xi Jinping, Premier Li Qiang, and Chairman Zhao Leji of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress. These discussions ran the gamut from China-Australia relations to regional, and international matters. It was heartening to hear that the Annual Leaders' Meeting between Premier Li and Prime Minister Albanese was resumed and met with success. Both leaders re-emphasised their commitment to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership that connotes mutual respect, equality, mutual benefit, and stable development in accordance with the 1972 Joint Communiqué on Diplomatic Relations. The leaders openly discussed their differences, signifying that despite those, our bilateral relationship has the potential to flourish while safeguarding national interests, if navigated judiciously. They also echoed the importance of political dialogue, recognising the improving stabilisation and development in the bilateral political relationship. The reinstatement of the China-Australia High-Level Dialogue, the impetus on bilateral trade, commitment to climate change, energy, and environment, and emphasis on people-to-people links and political dialogue all herald a constructive future for the two nations. A nod to the continuous commitment to the UN Charter, WTO compliances and collaboration via international platforms like the United Nations, G20, APEC, East Asia Summit, and under the RCEP, speaks volumes about our shared vision for reinforcing global standards. This visit signifies a crucial step in fortifying the partnership between Australia and China. We look forward to the uninterrupted evolution of this relationship to benefit both nations. https://lnkd.in/gjBrCuqX #Australia #China #InternationalPolitics #Diplomacy #globalrelations

It was truly honoring to visit the heart of European democracy – the European Parliament in Brussels! Exploring the halls where the decisions that shape Europe's future are made was an enlightening experience. Every moment was enriching, from crucial debates to understanding the mechanisms of European governance. #EuropeanParliament #EU #Leadership

#Breaking - EU Leaders In China For Summit With High Stakes But Low Expectations Read more: https://lnkd.in/g8t6gHAT #europeanunion  #china   #climatechange This article has been fact-checked by Oigetit ✅

Previous EU enlargements have always gone hand in hand with changes within the union's institutions themselves. As a new enlargement eastward gains momentum, experts discuss the likelihood of EU reform, the appetite for it among member states, and the likely sources of blockages: https://lnkd.in/gUKc-x_u #StrategicEurope #EUEnlargement #EUReform #Leadership

President of #Kyrgyz Republic addresses key points at #SEEC #meeting The #president highlighted increased #integration in various areas of #Council activities despite #globalchallenges. 👉 Details — http://dy.uz/PpbgD #Leadership #EurasianEconomicCooperation #RegionalIntegration #Digitalization #TradeAndCooperation #LaborMarketDevelopment #TransportInfrastructure #EducationInitiatives #ESG #DaryoNews

In this week's edition of Flash Points: whether the G-20 can revamp international finance to better support the global south, and what Chinese President Xi Jinping’s absence reveals about Beijing’s politics.

Dive into the Ottawa Dialogue on Taiwan with insights from Harry Ho-jen Tseng. Witness how Taiwan demonstrated unparalleled strength and resilience during the pandemic, outshining many nations. An essential dialogue for global leaders and policymakers: https://lnkd.in/ggmuif_G

What can we expect when Xi and Biden meet tomorrow? Both sides have been putting in the legwork to make sure the meeting goes smoothly. What happens after is less clear. When Xi and Biden last met in Indonesia, it took just three months for the "Bali spirit" to come crashing down (literally - RIP "spy balloon"). This time round, the stumbling block is more predictable, but potentially even trickier: an upcoming US election in which no-one can afford to be seen as soft on China. With some expert insight from Kenddrick Chan, Edward Knight and I look at what it would take to really put a floor under the relationship in this Tony Blair Institute for Global Change blog. https://lnkd.in/epNtmNVz

The EU-US relationship is built on shared values and cooperation 🤝 To further foster these, the Hungarian Presidency can continue to promote global standards and enable technological leadership https://lnkd.in/e6fuQ6kp #HU24EU