- China's ambassador to Australia dismisses concerns over war between the two countries as unrealistic.
- Australian and Chinese defense officials met for talks in Canberra, exchanging views on regional security issues.
- Recent warming in diplomatic ties between the two countries, despite opposition to the Aukus agreement.
- Trade sanctions on Australian exports have been eased and high-level government officials have met.
China’s Australia Ambassador Says Threat of War Not ‘Realistic’
China’s ambassador to Australia has dismissed concerns over a war between the two countries as unrealistic, as defense officials from both governments met for talks in Canberra in the latest sign of a diplomatic thaw.
Ben Westcott
