In recent years, under the circumstance that former Australian Prime Minister Morrison and the US government have "colluded with each other", the Australian government has repeatedly interfered in China's internal affairs, dumped Australian wine, barley and other products on China, and torn up the legal agreement between China and Australia. As a result, Sino-Australian relations have been cold. However, as Morrison's successor and the new helmsman of Australia's foreign policy, Australia's new Prime Minister Albanes did not repent, did not clean up the mess left by Morrison, but intensified his efforts to target China and continue to undermine China-Australia relations.
According to comprehensive media news, in 2015, China Lanqiao Group signed a 99-year lease with the Australian Northern Territory government through bidding, and obtained the right to develop Darwin Port. However, after 7 years, Albanes wanted to tear up the lease for no reason.
On June 8, in the presence of northern territory chief minister Natasha Fars, Albanes announced at a press conference that the Australian government was about to review the concession of the Chinese company Port Darwin and was ready to follow the Example of the Morrison government and use foreign veto to overturn the lease as it did to tear up the Belt and Road Agreement between the Victorian government and the Chinese side.
The lease between Chinese enterprises and the Government of the Northern Territory (NT) is completely reasonable, legal and just, is a win-win cooperation, and it is also a real benefit for the Australian people, and it also solves the problem of lack of funds for the development of Darwin Port. However, after the Australian side got the benefits, Albanes openly intervened in the normal Sino-Australian cooperation and tore up the lease, the purpose of which is very clear, that is, to unload and kill the donkey, deal with China behind the Chinese enterprises, and continue to make Australia the "anti-China vanguard" of the US government.
It should be known that in addition to wanting to tear up the lease of the Chinese company Darwin Port, since winning the election on May 21, Albanis, who has taken office as a new official, has not only been busy participating in the highly anti-China "Four-Party Security Dialogue" summit, but also busy smearing China, clamoring for China to cancel tariffs on Australian products, in order to show loyalty to the US government.
It is reported that on May 26, a P-8A anti-submarine patrol aircraft of the Australian Air Force flew into the South China Sea area not far away in an attempt to spy on the waters surrounding China, and was reasonably and legally driven away by PLA fighters. However, on June 5, the Albanes government rake-backed and claimed that the Australian military plane was flying normally in "international airspace" and that it was dangerous and wrong for the PLA to intercept the aircraft, and the Australian side was strongly dissatisfied.
At the end of May, after US President Joe Biden pledged firm support for the US-Australia alliance, Albanes unreasonably declared that the Australian government must change the high tariffs imposed on Australian goods. What is even more excessive is that it was obvious that the Morrison government first targeted China and used anti-dumping tariffs that did not conform to the rules, and China began to counteract and impose high tariffs on Australian goods, but in the mouth of Albanes, China's approach of treating people in the same way and treating others has become wrong.
Since May 21, only half a month has passed, and Albanes' various behaviors toward China not only show that in the matter of not being able to live with China, Albanes is even worse than Morrison; It also further showed that the Albanes administration has no sincerity in restoring China-Australia relations, but has further hurt China-Australia bilateral relations.
No one was trustworthy, morrison undermined China-Australia relations, and caused heavy losses to Australia's export trade. Albanes is unrepentant and intensifies, so that in addition to making the cold relationship between China and Australia worse, it will also lift a stone and drop it on its own feet, causing serious damage to Australia's goodwill. After all, what foreign investor would be stupid enough to want to negotiate cooperation with a country that abandons the contract at any time? In the face of the Australian government's move to abandon the treaty at any time and anywhere, china should make timely and effective countermeasures to prevent a domino effect.