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The development of the international express delivery industry is deeply influenced by the global political and economic situation. The direction of Australia's foreign policy will indirectly affect its international trade pattern. If it tends to strengthen its ties with the United States, it may be constrained to a certain extent by the US trade policy, thus changing the logistics demand for imports and exports.

Repairing or neglecting relations with Asian neighbors will also have an impact on trade logistics. If we can actively establish good cooperative relations with Asian neighbors, it will undoubtedly promote trade exchanges in the region and increase the business volume and transportation demand of international express delivery. On the contrary, if the relationship is tense, we may face trade barriers, resulting in higher costs and lower efficiency of express delivery.

From a global perspective, the stability and prosperity of international trade is an important cornerstone for the development of international express delivery. The adjustments in the diplomatic policies and trade relations of various countries are subtly changing the operating environment and market demand of international express delivery.

For example, free trade agreements signed between some countries can reduce tariffs and trade barriers, stimulate the circulation of goods, and thus drive the growth of international express delivery business. However, trade frictions and political disputes may lead to a decline in trade volume and a shrinking of the international express delivery market.

As a resource-rich country, Australia has a great demand for international express delivery due to its exports of minerals and agricultural products. The choice of foreign policy will directly affect the export channels and market share of these products. If Australia strengthens its ties with the United States, it may gain certain support in the fields of military and security, but may face competitive pressure from the United States in the economic field. For the Australian economy that relies on resource exports, this may affect its demand for and reliance on international express delivery services.

If Australia chooses to strengthen its relations with its Asian neighbors, especially by increasing investment in infrastructure construction and trade cooperation, it will help enhance its position in the Asian market. The rapid economic development in Asia has led to a strong demand for resources and commodities, which will create more opportunities for Australia's exports and promote the growth of international express business.

In addition, foreign policy will also affect the layout and development strategy of international express delivery companies in Australia. A stable and open foreign policy environment can attract more international express delivery giants to increase investment in Australia and improve service quality and network coverage. On the contrary, an unstable policy environment may lead to companies' wait-and-see attitude and cautious investment, restricting the development of the industry.

In short, the divergence in Australia’s foreign policy is not only a reflection of its domestic politics, but also an important factor that has a profound impact on the global trade and logistics landscape. As a barometer of the global economy, the international express delivery industry needs to pay close attention to the political and economic dynamics of various countries in order to adapt to the ever-changing market environment.