BALI (Bloomberg): The foreign ministers of Australia and China will meet for the first time in almost three years as the two nations try to reset a relationship that has often been marked by diplomatic tensions and economic tariffs.
The two ministers will have bilateral talks at the Group of 20 meeting in Bali, China’s foreign ministry said Thursday (July 7). News of the meeting is the latest sign of a thaw in ties between the two countries.
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