Australia Grants Asylum to Hong Kong Activist Ted Hui Amid China Tensions
China's foreign ministry labeled Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Ted Hui as an 'anti-China rioter' in response to Australia's decision to grant him asylum. The spokesperson urged countries to avoid interfering in Hong Kong's affairs and expressed hopes for strong bilateral relations with Australia.

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In a recent development, Australia's decision to grant asylum to Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Ted Hui has provoked a stern response from China's foreign ministry. The ministry labeled Hui as an 'anti-China rioter' on Monday, following Australia's move.
During a regular press briefing, Mao Ning, a spokesperson for the ministry, emphasized China's stance, urging other nations to refrain from interceding in Hong Kong's political landscape.
Ning expressed optimism for collaborative efforts with Australia to maintain robust bilateral relations, underscoring the sensitivity of the case.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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