Prime Minister Anthony Albanese meets with China's Premier Li Qiang, who takes a thinly veiled swipe at Donald Trump's tariff policies while calling for greater economic ties between Australia and China.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's approach has been described as "too weak, too soft" as Yang Hengjun's friend warns his "life is in danger" in a Chinese prison.

Strategic Analysis Australia Director Peter Jennings says China has Prime Minister Anthony Albanese right “where they want him”.

Anthony Albanese will use high-profile meetings with top business leaders in Shanghai today to heap praise on the economic relationship, while promising to back industry efforts to decarbonise China's huge steel sector.

China's premier has applauded Anthony Albanese's efforts to restore Chinese-Australian relations after they had reached "a low point" in recent years.

Australia and China are working to strengthen trade ties despite disagreements over security and human rights.

Shadow Defence Minister Angus Taylor says it should be Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s “absolute priority” to “jointly work with allies” such as the US. “He seems to be suggesting that there’s some trade-off between sovereignty and alliances,