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The prime minister is unlikely to respond to an invitation to visit the Chinese capital until at least August 11, the deadline for lifting sanctions on barley
Jim Chalmers has held a breakthrough meeting with China’s Finance Minister Liu Kun, amid growing concerns about a flatlining Chinese economy.
China continues to violate the human rights of its citizens, both at home and abroad.
The talks come as the Chinese foreign minister’s planned visit to Australia this month remains up in the air.
The foreign minister also brought up Hong Kong police bounties placed on activists in exile in Australia, as well as calling for trade sanctions to be lifted.