CCP influence
- Analysis
- Hong Kong
In Hong Kong, tragedy fuels a national security crackdown
The Wang Fuk Court towers were still smouldering when Hong Kong authorities shifted gear from crisis to crackdown.
- Lisa Visentin
Latest
The two women at centre of Britain’s latest Chinese spy fears
The agents are using LinkedIn to reach out to possible sources they can exploit for information, MI5 told British MPs in a written alert.
- David Crowe
- Opinion
- China
I survived Tiananmen Square. Seeing Dan Andrews in Beijing made my blood boil
Thirty-five years ago, two of my friends died in my arms. Andrews has prostituted himself to a murderous regime.
- Helen Shao
- Exclusive
- Pacific diplomacy
After PNG, Australia’s soft power game with China extends to Solomons
Just like PNG’s NRL team, a new Brisbane-backed Solomon Islands soccer club could become an unlikely arena in Australia’s geopolitical rivalry with China.
- Cameron Atfield
‘Rudd was Chinese’: The strange beliefs of the fringe group allegedly targeted by Beijing
Former PM Kevin Rudd was a Chinese man in a past life, according to a Buddhist group allegedly targeted by the Chinese Communist Party.
- Nick Newling and Brittany Busch
Australians ‘going to sleep’ on China threat, Morrison tells US Congress
In a rare congressional appearance by a former government leader, Scott Morrison warned US lawmakers they must never become casual about the threat posed by Beijing, and to remain vigilant.
- Michael Koziol
‘Aren’t you worried you are being brainwashed?’ The junket that left Richard’s friends on edge
The discounted tour to China included four-star hotels, nightly banquets, and speeches about being “one big family”.
- Lisa Visentin and Daniel Ceng
Caught in a $60b scam, these workers tried to flee but the soldiers were waiting
It starts with a fake job ad and a free plane ticket to Bangkok. But when you cross into Myanmar’s lawless borderlands, you realise what you’ve walked into.
- Zach Hope and Kate Geraghty
- Exclusive
- Australia votes
Wong weaponises Liberal ‘Chinese spies’ gaffe in battle for vote
Concerns about the risk of Chinese government influence have bedevilled all sides in this election as parties vie for the key voter group.
- Max Maddison, Paul Sakkal and Kayla Olaya
- Opinion
- Vietnam
There’s a reason some Vietnamese restaurants fly a yellow flag, others a red
Duality lives in the bones of my generation divided by conflict: in the way elders hoard plastic bags like wartime rations, in the hesitation when hearing a northern accent.
- Jenny Tran
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