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'Disturbingly lightweight': Penny Wong targets Morrison over China and 'negative globalism'
Shadow foreign affairs minister says PM makes decisions against the national interest for ‘short-term political gain’
Scott Morrison echoes Trump as he warns nations must avoid 'negative globalism'
Global institutions must not be put above the authority of nation states, PM says in major foreign policy speech
China showcases fearsome new missiles to counter U.S. at military parade
China's military on Tuesday showed off new equipment at a parade in central Beijing to mark 70 years since the founding of the People's Republic, including hypersonic-glide missiles that experts say could be difficult for the United States to counter.
Yang Hengjun: detained blogger is being shackled in chains and interrogated
Sources describe concerning treatment akin to ‘a convicted criminal awaiting execution’
Indo-Pacific Ministers Elevate Security Talks That Irk China
A bid by four of the Indo-Pacific’s largest democracies to band together as a counter to China’s growing might has received increased impetus after the so-called Quad group met for the first time at the ministerial-level in New York.
China may roll out e-cigarette rules amid global vaping backlash: state media
China, the world's largest tobacco market, may introduce rules for the e-cigarette industry as early as next month amid growing health concerns and reports that some products contain toxic elements, state media reported.
New Zealand pushes to shut Australia out of manuka honey market in China
Australian government asked to intervene on behalf of Australian honey producers
Australian PM says China must step up on climate change as 'newly developed' nation
Scott Morrison uses keynote speech of US visit to say China should be doing more to combat the climate crisis
Chinese investment in Australia faces litmus test with two new deals
Australia’s foreign investment watchdog has taken a harder line after the US raised security concerns over the involvement in telecommunications networks of Chinese giant Huawei.
Mengniu Bets on China High-End Milk Powder With Bellamy's
Mengniu Dairy’s pricey purchase of a high-end Australia milk-powder producer is a bet on rising affluence and wealth disparities.
Exclusive: Australia concluded China was behind hack on parliament, political parties – sources
Australian intelligence determined China was responsible for a cyber-attack on its national parliament and three largest political parties before the general election in May, five people with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
China Mengniu Dairy Agrees to Buy Bellamy’s for $1 Billion
China Mengniu Dairy Co. agreed to buy organic infant formula maker Bellamy’s Australia Ltd. for A$1.5 billion ($1 billion), securing a premium brand in one of the fastest-growing segments of the dairy market.
All 16 nations set for final RCEP deal: Australian negotiator
Amidst conflicting signals from the government over whether India will join the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) this year, Australia’s lead negotiator for the 16-nation free trade a
Gladys Liu scandal: Australian PM condemns ‘grubby smear’ over China links
Hong Kong-born MP had been listed as a member of groups described by Australian opposition as ‘overseas propaganda arms of the Chinese Communist Party’.
Penny Wong calls on diplomats to explain Australia-China relationship
Labor’s shadow foreign minister says ‘soft power’ is needed to ‘protect against suspicion and xenophobia’
China's data centers emit as much carbon as 21 million cars | CNN
China's data centers produce 99 million metric tons of carbon dioxide each year, says Greenpeace.
Tuvalu election puts Taiwan ties in play
The freshly elected lawmakers of the tiny Pacific country of Tuvalu are set to choose a prime minister against a backdrop of China's efforts to erode the region's traditional support for Taiwan.
Hong Kong launches global ad campaign to reassure investors
The Hong Kong government is taking out full page ads in selected newspapers around the world to provide assurances that the city remains safe and open, with a vibrant and dynamic economy.
Sinochem unit discussing blockchain platform with Shell, Macquarie: sources
Sinochem Energy Technology Co Ltd, a subsidiary of state oil and chemicals firm Sinochem Group, is in talks with Royal Dutch Shell and Macquarie Group to build an energy blockchain platform, three Beijing-based industry sources said.
Why won't China let this two-year-old Australian boy leave?
Lutfy is an Australian citizen but like millions of people in China's far-western Xinjiang region, he's essentially being held prisoner. In some cases, entire families have been rounded up and put into re-education camps or forced labour.
