China
‘Fight together’: Britain warns on China, backs Australia
British Defence Minister John Healey says the two nations would deter enemies by being more ready to fight in some of his most assertive remarks on global security risks.
- David Crowe
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- Nell Geraets, Gabriela Sumampow and The Visual Stories Team
- Exclusive
- Hong Kong
‘Ridiculous’: Hong Kong places bounty on Australian professor
An arrest warrant has been issued for the academic as authorities in Hong Kong pursue 19 overseas-based members of an unofficial pro-democracy group.
- Jessica McSweeney
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- Kerrie O'Brien
‘Bridge’ Colby: Who is the ‘maverick’ putting AUKUS through the wringer?
The China hawk, who is now third-in-charge at the Pentagon and is reviewing the submarine deal, has quickly courted controversy. So what does he want from Australia?
- Michael Koziol
The Chinese political bribery scandal that’s rattling Europe
Tech company Huawei, which has also sparked security concerns in Australia, is at the centre of a court case emerging as a major test of ethics, integrity and foreign influence in the EU.
- David Crowe
Drones are now key to winning wars. The US makes hardly any
With rivals and potential enemies quickly developing cheap and lethal drones, the US is taking urgent steps to catch up.
- Farah Stockman
Albanese and Xi ignored one name. It still loomed large
Beijing senses huge opportunity in Trump’s treatment of world leaders. Can Albanese use the moment to Australia’s advantage?
- Paul Sakkal
- Opinion
- Foreign relations
Xi whiz! Australia’s finally maturing as an international player
When it comes to foreign affairs, the Albanese government is still too inert. But there are positive signs of emerging maturity in how this country deals with fickle friends and friendly foes.
- Peter Hartcher
- Editorial
- China relations
Albanese’s China challenge: balancing trade and values
Traversing what is arguably Australia’s most complex relationship, the prime minister said the right things at the right times.
- The Age's View
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