Australia says trade pact would benefit EU in Indo-Pacific amid submarine deal fallout
Publicat:An Australian-EU trade deal would be mutually beneficial and allow EU members a greater presence in the Indo-Pacific, said Australia’s trade minister, as Canberra tries to repair ties with Paris after the scrapping of a $40 billion submarine deal, according to Reuters. Australia’s Minister for Trade Dan Tehan on Wednesday urged the EU to progress ahead […] The post Australia says trade pact would benefit EU in Indo-Pacific amid submarine deal fallout appeared first on Știri online, ultimele știri, presa online, ziar online - Sursazilei.ro .
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