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Australia’s former top diplomat says the government needs to approach China with “more nuance” and be wary of being drawn into a United States policy of confrontation with Beijing.
The Morrison government will face significant pressure to join US military action in the Taiwan Strait if Beijing carries out its threats.
There is concern Australian academics are giving Beijing access to their technologies and inventions through talent recruitment schemes controlled by the CCP.
They are businessmen born in mainland China, serve on top advisory committees to Beijing and profess patriotism for the motherland. Now, they are seeking to bring that ardour to Hong Kong, […]
The British government has reported that the number of confirmed deaths has passed 80,000.
Clips of the chaotic scenes from Washington have aired repeatedly on Chinese state television in a propaganda opportunity too good to miss.
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China has cancelled all big sporting events in Beijing after diagnosing four coronavirus cases, while France gets first case of more infectious COVID strain.
An Australian writer detained in China for almost two years has been interrogated more than 300 times in a Beijing prison.
The country has approved three made-in-China candidate vaccines for emergency use, and a fourth for military use.
For all its bluster over human rights, is the West really willing to give up lucrative ties with Beijing? We condemn with one voice while quietly continuing to invest with […]
The official report quoting China’s reform commission is the most direct statement to date of an outright ban.
A publishing tycoon and a prominent critic of the Chinese Communist Party, Lai has been charged under the new national security law imposed by Beijing.
The Victorian Premier says any federal government move to tear up the state’s trade deal with China will only escalate tensions with Beijing.
China has five vaccines in final trials worldwide and governments grappling with a third wave are desperate to sign up despite questions about results.
Former ambassador Dave Sharma says Australian security agencies should harness the Chinese community in the same way they have cooperated with Muslim leaders.
From the time Gough Whitlam set foot in China during the early 1970s to establish diplomatic relations, Australia’s ties with the communist state have been largely based on mutual self-interest.
The Office of National Intelligence has confidentially briefed the government that many of Australia’s most popular Chinese-language news outlets have been co-opted by Beijing.
Wong is a key figure in the protests over Beijing’s rising influence that consumed the global financial hub for more than 15 months.
China is more isolated than it was before and Xi Jinping doesn’t know what to do about it.
Australia and China are caught in a fresh diplomatic row over an inflammatory social media post that has sent tensions with Beijing to a new front.
Wong’s continued pro-democracy activism has drawn the wrath of Beijing, which sees it as a “black hand” of foreign forces.
Australian exporters have accused the government of abandoning them as Beijing’s trade tactics and propaganda show the first signs of significant political impact.
Australian wheat exporters are nervously watching the escalating trade dispute with China amid fears they could be Beijing’s next target.
“The cameras in Beijing will form an opinion of us which is very different I think of the way we would want ourselves to be portrayed.”
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Ambassador warns Beijing is becoming more assertive and is seen in parts of the Indo-Pacific as a threat.
Chinese customers have requested mining giant BHP to defer coal cargoes coming from Australia amid Beijing’s latest crackdown.
Westpac has insisted the decision to close its Shanghai, Beijing and Hong Kong branches is purely commercial.
Concerns about China’s growing influence in the Asia-Pacific are expediting the creation of international allegiances, unified by their wariness of the authoritarian state.