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China refuses to sign joint statement condemning Ukraine invasion

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G20 finance ministers have failed to agree on a joint statement condemning Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

 
This is after representatives from both Russia and China refused to sign the document.

Throughout the last 12 months, Beijing has strayed away from joining other world powers in criticising Moscow’s attack.

Instead, China has looked to remain neutral on the conflict – calling for talks to take place between the two sides as a way to try and make peace.

At a meeting of G20 finance ministers in India over the weekend, Beijing continued with this stance.

They joined Moscow in refusing to sign a joint statement which strongly condemned Russia’s aggression.

This comes just days after China also abstained from voting on a UN resolution condemning the invasion.

China and Russia remain close allies and have improved their economic links in the last year, with Beijing buying up Russian oil and criticising Western sanctions on Moscow.

At the end of last week, as the world marked one year since the start of the war in Ukraine, China released a 12-point plan for peace – calling for a ceasefire of hostilities.

Critics of Beijing noted that this peace plan offered no condemnation of Russia’s invasion.

They also pointed to recent meetings between China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Russian President Vladimir Putin, claiming that China is too pro-Moscow to be truly neutral on the conflict.

All of this follows recent claims from US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken that Beijing is considering the possibility of providing weapons to Moscow – claims which China strongly deny.

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Trump secures $243B+ in Qatar deals

Trump secures $243.5B deal with Qatar, signaling a potential $1.2T pledge to boost U.S. manufacturing, including a record $96B Boeing order.

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Trump secures $243.5B deal with Qatar, signaling a potential $1.2T pledge to boost U.S. manufacturing, including a record $96B Boeing order.


President Donald Trump has struck over $243.5 billion in agreements with Qatar, setting the stage for a possible $1.2 trillion economic pledge.

The landmark package is aimed at boosting American manufacturing and innovation, with Trump hailing it as a milestone for U.S.–Gulf relations.

Qatar Airways has signed a record-breaking $96 billion Boeing deal, marking the largest widebody jet order in history.

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Trump strikes $243 billion in Qatar deals to reshape the Middle East

Trump secures $243 billion in Qatar deals with record aircraft orders and drone defense agreements, signaling a major shift in Middle East relations.

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Trump secures $243 billion in Qatar deals with record aircraft orders and drone defense agreements, signaling a major shift in Middle East relations.


Trump strikes $243 billion in Qatar deals including record aircraft order. A historic windfall featuring groundbreaking drone defence agreements and aviation milestones — Trump’s Middle East pivot is making waves.

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ASX wobbles as Australia jobs data looms over RBA

“With ASX 200 momentum fading, analysts await today’s jobs data to see if it influences the RBA outlook.”

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“With ASX 200 momentum fading, analysts await today’s jobs data to see if it influences the RBA outlook.”


With ASX 200 momentum fading, will today’s jobs data shift the RBA outlook? Analysts are watching closely.

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