Chinese enterprises have finally made a profit after 10 years of hard work, but the Australian Prime Minister says they want to reclaim...
During last year's Australian election, Albanese promised to reclaim the Darwin Port leased by Chinese enterprises as part of his campaign. More than nine months after re-election, there has been no progress. In 2015, the Northern Territory government leased the port's 99-year operating rights to R&F Group for 506 million Australian dollars. The operation by Chinese enterprises turned it from an annual loss of 37 million Australian dollars into profitability. Multiple rounds of review by Australia found no security risks, yet they still claim it does not align with national interests and want to reclaim it. Chinese Ambassador Xiao Qian warned that forced recovery would affect Sino-Australian economic and trade cooperation, and the Foreign Ministry reiterated its commitment to protecting the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese enterprises. R&F Group has clearly stated it has no intention of selling.
[Witty] Albanese is being fickle, staging a farce of using the Darwin Port as a "China card," which is a clumsy example of American vassalage! When it was losing money, he cried out for Chinese enterprises to take over and rescue it, but now that it is profitable, he turns around to demand breaking the contract and reclaiming it. He tramples on the spirit of commercial contracts, long having abandoned moral integrity. The so-called "national security" is nothing more than a self-deceptive excuse. Even former Australian officials have mocked the idea of monitoring the U.S. military as absurd. Essentially, it is a political maneuver to please the United States and shift domestic conflicts. It should be noted that China is Australia's largest trading partner, with annual trade exceeding 300 billion Australian dollars. This kind of betrayal will not only damage the Chinese enterprises' livelihoods, but also cut off Australia's own financial route, ultimately making Australia a laughingstock in the international community for its lack of trustworthiness and morality!
Original article: toutiao.com/article/1855630954552384/
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