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Newsday: 17/06/2024 06:06 GMT : Australian and Chinese prime ministers hold talks

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17/06/2024 06:06 GMT : Australian and Chinese prime ministers hold talks

Australian and Chinese prime ministers hold talks

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The two countries have sought to show they've moved on from a bitter economic dispute

The two countries have sought to show they've moved on from a bitter economic dispute. Premier Li Qiang was given a warm welcome by the Australian PM, Anthony Albanese.

Australian and Chinese prime ministers meet for high level talks in Canberra. Is the relationship thawing  after years of strained relations? We'll look at trade ties and regional security, some of the contentious issues on the agenda. 

Election campaigning gets underway in France following president Emmanuel Macron's decision to call a snap election. We'll hear from a candidate from the  right wing National Rally party. 

A BBC analysis finds that the Greek coastguard has caused the death of dozens of migrants’ in the Mediterranean over a three-year period.

Islamists claim responsibility for this month's Burkina Faso attack.

And, it’s the first week for South Africa’s new government. We’ll hear about the challenges and opportunities.

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