But while rhetoric has intensified, Australia emerged from AUSMIN continuing to abstain from engaging in US-style FONOPs.
尽管言辞激化,但澳大利亚却试图摆脱澳美部长级磋商的框架,持续地回避加入美国式的自由航行行动。
Prime Minister Scott Morrison had on July 16 2020 noted that while Australia ‘will continue to adopt a very supportive position of freedom of navigation in the South China Sea’, the country would ‘say it the Australian way’ and ‘in the way that’s in our interest to make those statements and will continue to adopt a very consistent position’.[46]
莫里森总理在2020年7月16日表示,尽管澳大利亚“将继续对南海区域的自由航行权采取相当支持的态度”,但该国会“以澳大利亚的方式表达”,以及“出于我们自己的利益而发声,并且持续采取一种始终如一的立场”。
TikTok; WeChat banTikTok和微信的禁令
The US position美国的立场
On August 6 2020 President Trump issued two executive orders designating TikTok and WeChat a threat to national security and prohibiting those within US jurisdictions from carrying out ‘transactions’ with the apps’ parent companies.[47] The President’s trade adviser, Peter Navarro, said, ‘Mobile apps like TikT