China's Foreign Minister Engages in Diplomatic Tour of New Zealand and Australia

Wang Yi's visit marks a significant step in addressing trade, security, and regional stability issues amid tensions with Western allies.

Wang Yi started his tour in New Zealand, discussing AUKUS, trade, and regional security concerns before heading to Australia for further talks.
In New Zealand, discussions included potential cooperation on cyber warfare and AI, despite NZ's anti-nuclear stance limiting its role in AUKUS.
China seeks to mend ties with Australia, with trade tariffs and the case of detained Australian Yang Hengjun on the agenda.
Australian business leaders express a desire to better understand China's position in global affairs, highlighting the impact of U.S. policies on trade.
Wang Yi emphasizes China's readiness to deepen trade ties and address climate change, reinforcing the countries' role as a stabilizing force in a turbulent world.