NGOẠI TRƯỞNG ÚC PENNY WONG TỚI SỐ RỒI - DÁM BỎ PHIẾU CHỐNG MỸ VÀ DO THÁI ĐỂ THEO ĐUÔI CHINA VÀ RUSSIA- BỘ DẠNG LAI TÀU ĐÃ LỘ DIỆN -ĐÃ HIỆN NGUYÊN HÌNH GIA NÔ TÀU CỘNG./-Mt68

‘Why should we be surprised?’: Penny Wong ‘voted with’ China and Russia at UN

Former speaker of the house Bronwyn Bishop has slammed Foreign Minister Penny Wong for voting against the United States and with China and Russia at the United Nations.

Foreign Minister Penny Wong has accused Israel of not abiding with international law.

“Why should we be surprised at her words? After all, in the vote at the United Nations … she voted against our ally, the United States, and voted with China and Russia,” Ms Bishop told Sky News host James Macpherson.

“Why would we be surprised if she has them on her mind?”

NGOẠI TRƯỞNG PHÙ THỦY LESBIAN GỐC TÀU PENNY WONG của ÚC SANG ANH ĐỂ BÀN CHUYỆN "TÀU NGẦM NGUYÊN TỬ" LẠI NGỨA MIỆNG LÔI CHUYỆN "THUỘC ĐỊA" MẤY THẾ KỶ TRƯỚC CỦA ANH RA ĐỂ BIỂU DIỄN CHƠI KIỂU LESBIAN./-Mt68

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Penny Wong’s UK speech ‘clumsy’ and ‘ill-advised’.

 

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"Foreign Minister Penny Wong’s recent speech given in London was “clumsy” and “ill-advised,” says Sky News host Rita Panahi. (***Bấm vào dấu TAM GIÁC sẽ xem được Video)

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“Not only was her speech clumsy and ill-advised, it was also self-centered,” Ms Panahi said.

“Don't get me wrong, Senator Wong, we're all for you confronting colonialism. It's happening in our corner of the world, in Cambodia, in the South China Sea, Taiwan and the Solomon Islands.

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“But instead of calling out the elephant, or rather ... the dragon in the room, you poke our ally in the eye for the sake of grandstanding.”

NGOẠI TRƯỞNG ANH TỰ GỌI MÌNH LÀ NGOẠI TRƯỞNG DA ĐEN và GỌI PENNY WONG LÀ "WOKE" AUSTRALIA MINISTER. (*Woke means being conscious of racial discrimination in society and other forms of oppression and injustice. )./-Mt68

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James Cleverly rejects call to confront UK's colonial past after speech by 'woke' Australia minister

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Story by Greg Heffer, Political Correspondent For Mailonline Foreign Secretary.

He highlighted his own heritage, as well as that of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Home Secretary Suella Braverman, as evidence the UK had successfully moved beyond its imperial history.

The Foreign Secretary made the remarks after his Australian counterpart Penny Wong used a speech in London this week to call on Britain to reflect on its 'uncomfortable' past.

Ms Wong has been criticised back in Australia for engaging what has been dubbed 'woke diplomacy' while in Britain.

But, appearing alongside the Australian foreign minister at a joint press conference in Portsmouth this afternoon, Mr Cleverly insisted there had been 'no awkwardness' during their talks.

Penny Wong has been criticised back in Australia for engaging what has been dubbed 'woke diplomacy' while in Britain© Provided by Daily Mail

Foreign Secretary James Cleverly insisted there had been 'no awkwardness' during his talks with the Australian foreign minister© Provided by Daily Mail

'There's been no tension, no awkwardness, there's been perhaps more than a little bit of humour about how often our history is portrayed both here in Portsmouth and in London,' the Foreign Secretary said.

He revealed the pair did discuss 'the nature of the relationship between the UK and other countries which are now in the Commonwealth but which were previously British colonies'.

But Mr Cleverly said these were 'not the mainstay of the conversations we've been having'./-

ANH QUỐC TRẢ ĐŨA MỤ NGOẠI LESBIAN CỦA ÚC- PENNING WONG SAU KHI MIỆT THỊ NƯỚC ANH SẼ MẤT GHẾ MỘT NGÀY KHÔNG XA./-Mt68

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United Kingdom hits back at Australia's Foreign Minister Penny Wong.

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The United Kingdom has hit back at Penny Wong's suggestion Britain needs to do more to confront its colonial past, saying history cannot be eradicated or erased. 

Earlier this week, Senator Wong gave a speech to Kings College, where she spoke about her own family's history of British colonialism, and said that only by acknowledging the past could the UK truly seek to modernise its relationships, particularly with Indo-Pacific countries.

'Such stories can sometimes feel uncomfortable – for those whose stories they are, and for those who hear them. But understanding the past enables us to better share the present and the future,' she said.

The UK's Foreign Minister James Cleverly rejected suggestions, saying the former colonial power was conscious of it in its dealings.

Following ministerial meetings in Portsmouth on Thursday (UK time), Mr Cleverly said the pair had discussed 'the nature of the relationship between the UK and other countries which are now in the Commonwealth but which were previously British colonies'.

Australia's Foreign Minister Penny Wong (pictured) has urged the UK to confront its colonial past in the Indo-Pacific© Provided by Daily Mail

 '(But) these were not the mainstay of the conversations we've been having,' he said.

When probed further, he pushed back: 'You're asking the black foreign secretary?'

'The bottom line is we have a Prime Minister of Asian heritage, a home secretary of Asian heritage, a foreign secretary of African heritage,' he said.

 MỤ NGOẠI ÚC ĐỒNG TÍNH (LESBIAN) PENNY WONG NỔI HỨNG CHỬI ANH QUỐC THEO BÀI BẢN "RUDE" CỦA TRUNG CỘNG- ĐẢNG LAO ĐỘNG LỢI DỤNG GỐC TÀU CỦA MỤ ĐỂ VUỐT NGẦU PÍN TRUNG CỘNG ĐỂ BÁN TÔM HÙM và RƯỢU VANG./-Mt68

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Penny Wong has ‘beaten the drum’ of the Chinese Communist Party. 

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 Institute of Public Affairs’ Bella D’Abrera says China will be “absolutely delighted” with Foreign Minister Penny Wong’s speech in London where she called on the UK to confront its colonial past in order to move forward sorrier about their terrible colonial history. 

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Penny Wong has ‘beaten the drum’ of the Chinese Communist Party Provided by Sky News Australia.

 “The Chinese Communist Party likes to beat this drum of 100 years of humiliation at the hands of Western powers in order to shame the West and excite nationalism in China,” she told Sky News host Andrew Bolt.

“Penny Wong has literally beaten the drum of the Chinese Communist Party.”

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Australia's Foreign Minister Penny Wong warns of a 'catastrophic' war in the Indo-Pacific - and urges the UK to confront its colonial past in the region

• Penny Wong urges the UK to confront its colonial past 
• Warned nations must work to prevent 'catastrophic' war
• Ms Wong and Defence Minister in UK for strategic talks 

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PUBLISHED: 09:37 AEDT, 1 February 2023 | UPDATED: 10:04 AEDT, 1 February 2023

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Australia's Foreign Minister has urged the United Kingdom to confront its colonial past in the Indo-Pacific as Britain pushes ahead with a tilt towards the region. 

Penny Wong also warned that all nations must work to prevent a 'catastrophic' war in the region, which she said was becoming 'more dangerous and volatile'.

Ms Wong and the Defence Minister, Richard Marles are in the UK for strategic talks with their British counterparts James Cleverly and Ben Wallace. 

Australia's Foreign Minister Penny Wong (pictured) has urged the UK to confront its colonial past in the Indo-Pacific

In a speech at King's College in London, Ms Wong highlighted the deep links between Australia and the UK, saying many Australians continued to also think of themselves as British after federation in 1901. 

BỊNH "NGÂY THƠ" BẤT TRỊ ĐỐI VỚI NHỮNG ĐỨA ẢO TƯỞNG TỰ NGHĨ MÌNH CÓ THỂ NÓI CHUYỆN LÝ LẼ VỚI TRUNG CỘNG- THẬT SỰ CHÚNG CHẢ COI ÚC LÀ CÁI THỚ GÌ CẢ - CÒN LÂU CHÚNG MỚI LẮNG NGHE MỤ GỐC TÀU MÃ LAI TÀI KHÔN NẦY./-Mt68

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Australia's Foreign Minister Penny Wong will visit China for the first time in four years,

 

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in a sign of rapprochement between the two countries on the 50th anniversary of their diplomatic relations. File - Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong and her Chinese counterpart Wang Yu at a meeting on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Bali. - XU QIN / XINHUA NEWS / CONTACTOPHOTO File - Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong and her Chinese counterpart Wang Yu at a meeting on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Bali. - XU QIN / XINHUA NEWS / CONTACTOPHOTO © Provided by News 360 Wong will meet with her Chinese counterpart, Wang Yi, to participate in the sixth Australia-China Strategic and Foreign Dialogue, which was last held in 2018. "Australia seeks a stable relationship with China; we will cooperate where we can, disagree where we must and engage in the national interest," Wong has explained alongside the country's prime minister, Anthony Albanese, through a statement. Related video: Australian foreign minister Wong to visit China to thaw ties with Beijing (WION) Play Current Time 0:06 / Duration 1:43 HQ SubtitlesFullscreen WION Australian foreign minister Wong to visit China to thaw ties with Beijing Unmute 0 View on Watch More videos Foreign minister to visit China in relationship breakthrough 9News.com.au/9News.com.au Foreign minister to visit China in relationship breakthrough 2:39 U.S. Diplomatic Delegation Sent to China To Ease Tensions - TaiwanPlus News TaiwanPlus/TaiwanPlus U.S. Diplomatic Delegation Sent to China To Ease Tensions - TaiwanPlus News 0:33 Thus, the 'premier' has highlighted the 50th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations. "In 1972, then Prime Minister Gough Whitlam made a bold decision to recognize the importance of engagement and cooperation between our two nations and peoples," he explained. Top 10 Home Loan Rates For 2022 Ad Finder Top 10 Home Loan Rates For 2022 "In the decades since, China has grown to become one of the world's largest economies and Australia's largest trading partner. Trade between Australia and China, as well as strong commercial, cultural and people-to-people ties have delivered significant benefits to both countries," reads the missive released by his office. The last time an Australian minister traveled to China was when then Trade Minister Simon Birmingham visited the Asian giant in November 2019, ABC reports. Since Labor's victory in May's federal election, lines of communication between Canberra and Beijing have been reopened. Albanese met with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the G20 summit, the first meeting between the two leaders since 2016. Source: (EUROPA PRESS)

NGOẠI TRƯỞNG ÚC PENNY WONG GỐC TÀU MÃ LAI DẠY KHÔN MỸ VÀ TRUNG CỘNG CÁI KIỂU TÀI KHÔN CỦA VIỆT CỘNG./-Mt68

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Penny Wong's Washington DC speech to focus on US engagement with Asia and avoiding coflick with China

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Foreign Minister Penny Wong is in the US for annual ministerial meetings.(Reuters: Kevin Lamarque)

Foreign Minister Penny Wong will use a major speech in Washington DC to urge President Joe Biden's administration to ramp-up economic engagement with Asia, while warning that "nationalistic domestic posturing" in both China and the US could fuel a catastrophic conflict.

Key points:

• Senator Wong will say President Biden's "course confirms the US desire for stability and that we look to China to meet it"
• She will say nations in Asia want partners to focus sharply on their economic needs and aren't "enthusiastic about great power competition"
• The Biden administration needs to go much further in boosting business ties in the Indo-Pacific, Senator Wong will tell the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

The foreign minister will also press Beijing to accept Mr Biden's call to put "guardrails" around great power competition, to help ensure it does not spiral into confrontation or war.

Senator Wong's speech to the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace overnight on Wednesday comes at a critical moment for the US-China relationship following President Xi Jinping's meeting with Mr Biden last month.

Senator Wong is expected to praise Mr Biden's public overtures to Beijing, while quoting former prime minister Kevin Rudd's warnings about surging jingoism in China.

"We hope that, contrary to suggestions from some analysts, Beijing does see an interest in pursuing a joint strategic framework with Washington," she will say.

"We hope that what Kevin Rudd describes as 'the turbocharging of Chinese nationalism' has not made international cooperation impossible."

But she'll also make it clear that Australia is uneasy about the increasingly strident attacks on China in US politics, saying that leaders in both countries "need assurances that nationalistic domestic posturing" will not "sink their efforts to build safeguards".

"The kind of international leadership we need to prevent catastrophe must be supported and encouraged across the political systems of both China and America," the speech notes read.

"Equally, all of us with an interest in a region that respects sovereignty, and is open, stable and prosperous should be clear in our call: that President Biden's course confirms the US desire for stability and that we look to China to meet it.

"The region would be safer if they did."

Wong to warn against US economic isolationism

Senator Wong will also ramp-up her calls for the Biden administration not to neglect its economic ties with Asia, suggesting the US is leaning too heavily on its role as a critical security partner in the region.

The US has not joined most of the major multilateral economic trade agreements in Asia, with Washington steering clear of the sweeping CPTPP pact because of domestic political opposition.

Senator Wong will say the US and Australia need to work with countries in Asia on development, connectivity, digital trade and the energy transition.(Supplied: DFAT)

Senator Wong will use the speech to say that while the US, Australia and many nations in Asia share a vision for a "stable" region, many regional countries are "not enthusiastic about great power competition", and want partners to focus sharply on their economic needs as well.

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"So for the alliance to respond to the challenges of a changing region, we must accept that while we have done a good job on military deterrence and response capability, we have a great deal more to do to reduce the risk of conflict, and to influence the shaping of the region in our interests," the speech reads.

Senator Wong will say the US and Australia both need to "show our partners that we want to do business and create wealth with them" and "demonstrate that we have interests we want to nurture beyond security interests".

"The region sees development, connectivity, digital trade and the energy transition as vital domains in which consistent US leadership and influence would be welcome," she will say.

"America's decision not to proceed with the CPTPP is still being felt in the region."

Senator Wong's warning against US economic isolationism echoes some of the language used by some South-East Asian leaders, who have been pitching for greater US investment in the region.

'US allies must work together'

Earlier this week, for example, Singapore's Defence Minister Dr Ng Eng Hen said while his country welcomed the increasing US security presence in Asia, Washington also needed to "up its game in the economic sphere, whether it is in Asia or globally."

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"The question I am posing: Is American's presence in the Indo-Pacific primarily premised on security grounds adequate, and will it give you the kind of moral legitimacy that you had from the 1960s to the year 2000?" he said.

The Biden administration has defended its economic policies in Asia, pointing to the more limited Indo-Pacific Engagement Framework which it has used to try and boost business ties across a number of sectors.

Senator Wong will say that the "broad take-up" of the Framework "demonstrates the appetite for American economic leadership" in Asia, while still making it clear that the Biden administration needs to go much further.

"Plainly, there is a view in Washington that US allies must work together on principles of collective security," the speech reads.

"But we have reached a stage in the evolution of our alliances where they will increasingly require a fully developed economic dimension as well."/-