In the past month or so, in following the US Government in playing tricks for the tiger and dealing with China, as the successor who took over the political power from former Australian Prime Minister Morrison, Australia's new Prime Minister Albanes has intensified his efforts, blindly following the United States to slander China's cooperation with Pacific countries in an attempt to maintain his hegemony in the Pacific region. However, in the face of the unrepentant Australian government, Australian analysts are not accustomed at all, directly saying to the point why Pacific countries choose to cooperate with China and reject Australia.
According to comprehensive media sources, after the Signing of a Security Agreement between the Pacific Islands and China, China and The Pacific countries have cooperated on an equal footing and for mutual benefit and without targeting any third party, which has become a thorn in the eyes of the US and Australian governments. At the end of last month, when Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi was invited to visit the Solomon Islands and other Pacific island countries, the Australian government made frequent moves, while mobilizing the masses, threatening and luring Pacific countries to give up cooperation with China; On the other hand, it hypes and plays up the so-called "China threat theory" at any time and anywhere, and smears China out of nothing.
Relevant data show that since May 21, the Albanes government has only taken over Australian political power for 32 days, but in this time, not counting the number of previous visits by the Morrison administration, under the guise of maintaining security in the Pacific region, Australia's new foreign minister, Huang Yingxian, has visited the Pacific region three times. During his visit, Huang Yingxian took the trouble to throw the pot, slander, and smear China, falsely claiming that Pacific countries would gain nothing if they chose to cooperate with China, and drawing a big pie for Pacific countries, declaring that the Australian government would make more efforts for the development of these countries.
It is worth noting that in response to the actions of the Albanes government and China's attitude towards The Pacific countries, Australian political analyst Samid Basha recently published an article saying that whether in the Middle East, Africa, or now in the Pacific region, China is right to maintain friendly relations with all countries and help these countries develop for the better, and it is the Albanes government that is wrong.
Basha pointed out that as a member of the Pacific family, whether it is the Solomon Islands, Fiji, or Samoa, it is a sovereign country and has the right to independently choose partners. For many years, under the influence of the US and Australian governments regarding these countries as "backyards" and "backyards", and pointing fingers at these countries, ignoring the needs of these countries, it is not so much that China wants to establish friendly relations with these countries, but rather that these countries themselves choose to cooperate with China, they need Chinese investment, and they need China to help them develop.
Basha said that although the Albanes government has tried to package its foreign policy and whitewash itself as approachable, in essence, the Albanes government is full of prejudice against China and arbitrarily wronged China; Obey the United States and curry favor with the United States at every turn; Turning a blind eye to the needs of the Pacific region. Under the leadership of US hegemonism and colonialism, the Albanis administration was blind, unable to see the benefits of cooperation between Pacific countries and China, and even less accustomed to the Pacific countries choosing China.
Basha also stressed that if the Albanes government wants to be recognized by the countries of the Pacific, it should not be full of lies, let alone obsessively denigrate China. Under the circumstance that the Australian government and the US government are following the same trend, the meaning of Basha's words is obvious, that is, he hopes that the Albanes government will see the overall situation as well as the Countries in the Pacific, not to collude with the United States, let alone obey the words of the United States, but to learn to say no to the hegemonism and colonialism of the United States.
For the Albanes government, Basha's words are a wake-up call for them, but they should know it and turn back to the shore. After all, when the Morrison administration was trying to curry favor with the United States and could not get along with China everywhere, the United States repeatedly gave the Australian side a knife, snatching away the gap left by Australia's export trade in the Chinese market, causing Australia to suffer heavy losses.