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Australia And China Agree To Cooperate On Cyber Security

Friday, April 28th, 2017

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The Australian and Chinese governments agreed to enhance cyber security cooperation following discussions between leaders of the countries on April 21, the Australian Prime Minister’s office said April 24.Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull first raised cyber-enabled intellectual property theft issues with Chinese Premier Li Keqiang when the latter visited Sydney in March. The new agreement came after Turnbull and Foreign Minister Julie Bishop met with Meng Jianzhu, Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party’s Central Commission for Political and Legal Affairs, on…

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