Australia backs ‘status quo’ amid US pressure on Taiwan
Anthony Arbanese brought to a empty point what Australia will do if the US and China go to war through Taiwan ”.
The Trump administration has been reported to be a “close çok Chinese threat in Indo Pacific, while Washington reportedly suppressed Canberra.
A democratic self-governing Taiwan invasion will cause turmoil for global transport lines and disrupt the supply of important technology components of semiconductors.
Speaking to the journalists in Shanghai, Prime Minister hit a cautious tone.
Since stone -faced Chinese officials watched among them, ız Our aim to invest in our skills and invest in our relationships is to advance peace and security in our region ”.
Mr. Albania, Australia’s “consistent position” on the future of Taiwan’s future, he said.
“We support the status quo when it comes to Taiwan,” he said.
“We do not support one -sided action there. We have a clear position and we are consistent in this regard.”
In a covered shot under Trump administration, he continued to say that having a stable, regular, consistent position on the ongoing ongoing, regular, consistent position in international relations was “important ..
“We want peace and security in our Australian region, Al Albanese said.
“We don’t want any changes in the status quo – today’s position was the position of Australia last week, this is a two -party position for a long time.”
He pressureed that the US sought assurance that the Nuclear -energy submarines acquired within the scope of AUKUS will be placed in a conflict on Taiwan.
Mr. Albania tightly holds the lip, only through the “AUKUS agreement” that all stakeholders’ countries are “very clear understanding of what Aukus is for”.
“We want peace and security in our region,” he said.
“We do not change our position daily – this is what the world needs, and that’s what we will continue to do.”
He put more pressure on any private meeting with the Americans, Mr. Albania withdrew: “The definition is special, this is special.”
“You don’t get special comments at a media conference,” he said.
“We are mature in a mature way. We do this with our relationships.”
