China’s Wang Yi invited to Australia as Beijing, Canberra ties thaw after prolonged frost


Australia's Foreign Minister Penny Wong with Chinese counterpart Wang Yi in July 2022. - AFP FILE

BEIJING: China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi has been invited to Australia for a two-day visit in the second half of March, the South China Morning Post reported, citing unidentified people with knowledge of the matter.

He is expected to discuss a range of issues on the table, according to the report, as bilateral relations between the countries warm.

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