Xi Jinping
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- Putin's Russia
Landmines, fences and plenty of ‘sisu’: Life living next door to Vladimir Putin
From the Finnish president’s lakeside summer residence, Alexander Stubb tells Peter Hartcher what Australia can learn from Finland’s experience.
- Peter Hartcher
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Trade, pandas … and soccer: Albanese walks diplomatic tightrope with Xi and Trump
As Anthony Albanese travels to China, the delegation will engage in panda diplomacy, but the trip is far more focused on tourism and trade.
- Paul Sakkal
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- US politics
Albanese on US alliance: ‘We aren’t subservient’
Listen to the prime minister’s closed-door remarks on the US alliance, made days before this masthead revealed how the Trump administration could reshape AUKUS.
- Paul Sakkal
- Opinion
- Electricity
America has waved a white flag on 21st-century technology supremacy
The combination of Donald Trump’s gutting of Joe Biden’s subsidies for green technologies and his tariffs are gifting China victory in a race it already leads.
- Stephen Bartholomeusz
The Australia-first words that Sussan Ley says could diminish US relationship
A speech by Anthony Albanese on the eve of a visit to China signals a shift in rhetoric according to foreign policy watchers.
- Paul Sakkal
- Opinion
- National security
Australia needs a new China strategy: America’s promised pivot to Asia is unlikely
The United States cannot disentangle itself from the Middle East – and that has big consequences for our defence planning.
- Stuart Rollo
- Opinion
- Trump's America
Trump’s big, beautiful mistake will have China licking its lips
China’s leaders must be wondering whether they are hallucinating as Trump’s White House commits economic and geopolitical self-harm on a breathtaking scale.
- Ambrose Evans-Pritchard
- Opinion
- National security
As China prepares to invade Taiwan, a reality check: sitting on the sidelines won’t help us
Australia must prepare. China attacking Taiwan is not inevitable, but if it happens, it will become a wide-ranging Indo-Pacific conflict.
- Jennifer Parker
‘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
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- Middle East at war
An axis of bystanders: Iran conflict reveals true nature of an alliance the West feared
When push came to shove, as the missiles flew and bombs rained down, all China and Russia offered Iran was rhetorical support – and cautiously at that.
- Lisa Visentin
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