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Abbott's diplomatic triumphs.
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In the words of Kim Beasley Ambassador to the US and former Labor Leader:
In an exclusive interview at his official residence in Washington, Mr Beazley told The Daily Telegraph yesterday that US officials had marvelled at Mr Abbott’s diplomatic coups on his recent north Asian visit. “He has them somewhat intrigued,” Mr Beazley said in a rare interview on his assessment of the US/Australia relationship.
“And they are very interested in the Prime Minister’s visits to Asia…and what he has arranged in the region. “They are intrigued by his relationship with the Japanese Prime Minister and the fact Australia is looking to do more and more with Japan and how he managed to balance that out with quite a reasonable dialogue with China.
“They think that was a little risk taking by the Australian Prime Minister….and he seemed to pull it off, so in their minds that is a plus. “And then of course as the Americans have more interest with south-east Asia…the most interested of the American politicians in this area is Obama himself.”