Australia news live: China tensions and Victorian teachers strike
China's foreign ministry responded defensively to Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong's criticism of China's missile tests and aggressive behavior in the South China Sea, claiming that the Philippines is responsible for tensions and accusing relevant countries of interfering. Wong had expressed concern about China's destabilizing military activities during an Asean conference. China urged other nations to stop escalating tensions and accused them of being selective in assigning blame for maritime incidents.
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Australia news live: China hits back at Penny Wong’s comments; Victorian teachers due to begin strike
China's foreign ministry responded defensively to Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong's criticism of China's missile tests and aggressive behavior in the South China Sea, claiming that the Philippines is responsible for tensions and accusing relevant countries of interfering. Wong had expressed concern about China's destabilizing military activities during an Asean conference. China urged other nations to stop escalating tensions and accused them of being selective in assigning blame for maritime incidents.
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