Australia will hold a federal election on May 21. As the election approaches and the daily Security summit between Britain and Australia will be held with Japan at the time of US President Joe Biden's visit to Asia next week
the Austrian political arena will intensify the hype of China. Politicians from all sides will jump out to do the bottom-line anti-China performance
The Recent appearance of the Chinese Navy Neptune reconnaissance ship in the south Pacific waters was maliciously hyped by the Australian government, claiming that the Chinese intelligence ship dedicated to the west coast
Observers point out that in recent years, the Australian government has led the US to act as the vanguard of the anti-Chinese flag
Kevin Rudd, Australia's former prime minister, has expressed concern about anti-China sentiment in his country's politics,
which intensified last year after Australia joined the Us-formed Oakes Alliance
A Statement on the Australian Department of Defense's website on Friday said a Chinese naval intelligence-gathering vessel had been spotted near the lower northwest mainland of Australia,
traveling along Australia's west coast near Eskermouth and then changing course and heading east along the northwest coast
It was confirmed to be a normal voyage by the China Sea Patrol ship Neptune in the high seas of the South Pacific.
Australia the Sydney Morning Herald quoted The Australian chief of staff Peter Dutton as saying it was the furthest a Chinese naval vessel could sail south of Australia's west coast.
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I in puri But Australia's own admission that move did not violate international law on Saturday, when asked about the Neptune appears when is reach Australia red line around Australia
Australian prime minister meng ellison said All over the world to allow freedom of navigation of China's naval warships into Australian waters Neptune, did not violate international law
But Mr Morrison said the sea King announcement was "clearly politically motivated" by the prime minister and then the housing minister in the middle of the election campaign, just a week before the general election
Other military experts have pointed out that the frequency and frequency of Chinese ships arriving in the south China Sea is far less than that of American and Australian ships and Australian politicians are well aware of this and it is clearly a hype
In February, Australia's Defense Department said a Chinese naval vessel had used laser light on an Austro-Operated anti-submarine patrol aircraft flying in Australia's northern airspace, accusing China of "disturbing" the operation
It also claimed to pose a "huge security threat" to Australian defence force soldiers in response to which the Chinese Defence ministry directly released video of Australian reconnaissance and overpass reconnaissance to face the halt
Tan Kefei said the Australian side's statement was completely inconsistent with the facts.
Photos taken by our line vessels showed that the Austrian government was very close to me and dropped sonobuoys around me
Such malicious and provocative acts can easily lead to misunderstanding and miscalculation and pose a threat to the safety of active personnel on both sides
The Australian side also deliberately spread false information and made false accusations against China.
All these problems are in fact a regular dose of the Morrison government in Australia in this election
Is the hype for national security He hits rate is very low For this reason So he turned his attention to the foreign hope voters through the national security to score points on this issue In recent days, Approved by the two governments
The committee by the foreign minister wang yi and the Solomon islands in foreign minister ma to represent the two governments formally signed in the government
It is pointed out that the agreement between China and Australia is actually similar to the agreement between Australia and the Solomon Islands, but this has been repeatedly hyped up by the Australian side
Prime Minister Morrison crossed a red line in a televised debate last week when he vowed to work with Allies to stop China from co-operating with a military base in Solomon Islands
In fact, not long ago, the Spokesperson of the Chinese Foreign Ministry clarified this.
china-Somalia security cooperation based on the principle of mutual equality, mutual benefit and win-win results is within the sovereignty of the two countries, in accordance with international law and practices and beyond liability
The claim that China is building a military base in Solomon is just false news fabricated by a few people with ulterior motives
Australia has for a long time had this hegemonic mindset in the South Pacific that the South Pacific Island nation is its territory and nobody else can move it
Which leads to why the only safe issue in his hype before this election is that he wants his so-called little boys to do some hammering
Mr Morrison's government is playing the anti-China card because his conservative coalition government has fallen behind the opposition in the polls
Singapore's Lianhe Zaobao pointed out that polls show Australian voters are most concerned about the domestic economy,
particularly the rising cost of energy and living, which has dealt a severe blow to the foundation of The Morrison government
But Morrison can't do much about it and instead pointed the finger at China but it should be noted that the last two years hyped up the so-called catch Chinese spies
From the Lease of Darwin Port to the Current sino-Turkish relations and the Neptune mission,
this is a direct manifestation of the growing anti-China sentiment in Australian politics in recent years. In fact, both parties in Australia are very active in criticizing China
Bond in recent years the Judy shows of Australian politicians have also caused concern among some former politicians
Speaking at a book launch in April, Australia's former prime minister told the New York Times that a healthy foreign policy should create the impression of a country that knows what it wants
It is equally important to know what the adversary wants and the Us's adventures in the hard world and the us government's long history of falling into its own trap in relations with China should be alarming to the Australian government
Rudd stressed that China's development is an irreversible trend and that western countries including Australia and the United States should face up to that fact
The Australian government, however, is turning its back on the United States, which last September launched the Oakes alliance to transfer submarine technology to Australia
And next week, there will be offline meetings under the Quadripartite mechanism in Beijing every day to continue to build the so-called Small NATO diplomatic and military circle in Asia
And the Australian military has been very active in each of the quadrangle talks and the Morrison government has been in office for a couple of years and Australia has more of an image of itself
as the vanguard of the anti-China front of the United States and so in this case any possibility of that interfering with that
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Australia
The most important thing to look at and properly deal with the analysis of China and Australia county is mutual respect. It is inevitable that there will be some different positions and views. Both sides regard each other objectively and fairly based on the principle of mutual respect and respect each other's history, culture, philosophy, system and development path
To expand consensus through communication and exchanges, narrow down analysis and strengthen control of issues that are difficult to resolve at the moment to avoid affecting the overall situation of bilateral relations