End to China Freeze?

China’s application to join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership free-trade agreement is dead in the water unless its commerce minister, Wang Wentao, agrees to meet his Australian counterpart, Dan Tehan.

David Uren, writing on The Strategist, suggests Dan Tehan could wield his power to Canberra’s advantage.

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