Anthony Albanese has landed back in Australia after six days abroad touting Australia’s trade and tourism offerings in China.

Whatever the failings of China’s Communist government, its ability to roll out red carpets to foreign dignitaries is second to none.

Despite facing criticism about his tour of China, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says he embraces "slow living" when it comes to diplomacy.

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Examines the potential for conflict between the US, Australia, and China, focusing on Xi Jinping's actions and the strategic dynamics of the Indo-Pacific region.

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