Stephen Dziedzic
Foreign Affairs Reporter at ABC News (Australia)
Foreign Affairs (Asia Pacific) reporter, ABC. Canberra-based. Personal account. Pron: JED-jets. https://t.co/UasBAiHfZh
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6 days ago |
abc.net.au | Stephen Dziedzic
China's Foreign Ministry has sharply criticised Australia after it conducted another joint military exercise in the South China Sea with the US and the Philippines, accusing all three nations of trying to "create trouble."The Royal Australian Navy's destroyer HMAS Sydney joined a guided missile frigate from the Philippine Navy and aircraft from both the US and the Philippines last week to conduct the drills.
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1 week ago |
abc.net.au | Stephen Dziedzic
The Prime Minister is talking with senior ministers about the returned government's legislative agenda and the makeup of his refreshed cabinet. Anthony Albanese is also plotting the government's key foreign policy priorities in an increasingly uncertain and dangerous strategic landscape - particularly with Donald Trump in the White House.
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1 week ago |
abc.net.au | Stephen Dziedzic
The prime minister says he received a "very warm" congratulatory phone call from US President Donald Trump, but says his first overseas visit in the wake of his historic election win will be to Jakarta rather than Washington, DC. Anthony Albanese also confirmed that he had accepted an invitation from Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney to attend the G7 leaders meeting in Alberta next month — which could open up an opportunity for a face-to-face meeting with Mr Trump in either Canada or the US.
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2 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Bang Xiao |Stephen Dziedzic
The head of a Chinese community group at the centre of a controversy surrounding Housing Minister Clare O'Neil and independent MP Monique Ryan has furiously denied that he is trying to help China's government influence the federal election, accusing the media of "slandering" him and intimidating Chinese Australians.
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2 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Stephen Dziedzic |Belinda Kora |Marian Kupu
If you walk down a street in Honiara, Port Moresby or Nuku'alofa and ask about the federal election in Australia, you might well draw a polite — but blank — stare. While 18 million voters will troop to the polls across Australia, many citizens across the Pacific will only be vaguely aware of the festival of democracy thousands of kilometres to their south and west.
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China sharply criticises Australia, the Philippines and the US for conducting (another) joint military exercise in the South China Sea last week and accuse Manila of "collaborating with forces outside the region to create disruptions and flex military muscles" https://t.co/v9fipsqb0Y
Very brief statement from the Australian government on Operation Sindoor- basically a call for restraint. Spox for Foreign Minister Penny Wong says "we don't want to see escalatory actions" https://t.co/qVGvaROKU0
Albanese plans first overseas visits and key foreign policy priorities for second term https://t.co/EtlGoEBZWj
