Will Glasgow

Will GlasgowNorth Asia Correspondent

Will Glasgow is The Australian’s North Asia Correspondent. In 2018 he won the Keith McDonald Award for Business Journalist of the Year. He previously worked at The Australian Financial Review.

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EXCLUSIVEPolitics

China's Premier Li Qiang speaks during a joint press conference with New Zealand's Prime Minister Christopher Luxon (not pictured) a joint press conference at Government House in Wellington on June 13, 2024. (Photo by Marty MELVILLE / AFP)

PM told to ‘have eyes open’ on Chinese Premier

Donald Trump’s former Asia tsar Matt Pottinger has issued a warning to Anthony Albanese over his meeting with visiting Chinese Premier Li Qiang.

Will Glasgow and Ben Packham

diplomacyDefence

CANBERRA . May 28, 2024: Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence, Richard Marles delivers the Keynote speech at the Defending Australia Dinner at The Australian War Memorial in Canberra . Picture: Martin Ollman

Marles to China: ‘you have it wrong’

Richard Marles will spotlight concerning behaviour by China’s military, defying requests by Chinese officials to create a ‘positive atmosphere’ before a rare visit by Premier Li Qiang.

Will Glasgow

inquirerInquirer

A view of an unfinished residential compound developed by China Evergrande Group in the outskirts of Shijiazhuang, Hebei province, China February 1, 2024. REUTERS/Tingshu Wang

China’s property crisis hits our real estate market

Only a few years ago, there was a fortune to be made selling Australian apartments to aspirational buyers in China. Not any more. A property ‘landslide’ is underway here as they desperately try to pull their money out.

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TaiwanWorld

Issac Sim Hwee Kok and Ann Neo Siew Choo.

Family calls time on quake search

The families of the two Australians have called for the search for their bodies to be halted as seismologists warn about a swarm of intensifying aftershocks on Taiwan’s east coast.

Will Glasgow

DefenceWorld

China's Foreign Ministry spokesman China's Lin Jian

Beijing to Canberra: Stop buzzing about China

The Chinese government has dismissed Canberra’s criticism of China’s behaviour in the region as Australia’s chief of navy prepares to visit the PLA Navy’s northern HQ.

Will Glasgow

EXCLUSIVEPolitics

A delegation of Australian politicians arrive in Taiwan on Monday. Picture - X

Why the era of ‘invisible’ trips to Taiwan is over

A group of federal MPs has sent a message to China as part of a bipartisan effort to help Taipei retain its limited diplomatic space.

Will Glasgow

MigrationPolitics

BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA - NCA NewsWire Photos - 18 March, 2024: Refugee Advocate Ian Rintoul speaks before an inquest into the death of Sudanese refugee Faysal Ishak Ahmed, who died en route to hospital in Australia following a fall on Manus Island in 2016.Picture: NCA NewsWire / Glenn Campbell

Refugee arrivals ‘risk swamping NZ deal’

Refugees have been identified among unauthorised maritime arrivals to Australia for the first time since the Albanese government came to power, prompting concerns that a resettlement deal with New Zealand will not be sufficient.

Paige Taylor and Will Glasgow

Scores trappedWorld

TOPSHOT - Residents ride past a building damaged by the earthquake in Hualien on April 4, 2024. At least nine people were killed and more than 1,000 injured by a powerful earthquake in Taiwan that damaged dozens of buildings and prompted tsunami warnings as far as Japan and the Philippines before being lifted. (Photo by Sam Yeh / AFP)

Japan rocked by Taiwan aftershock

A magnitude-6.0 earthquake struck off northeastern Japan’s Fukushima region. There were no immediate reports of damage or injuries

Will Glasgow

Life on the ‘Ring of Fire’World

This photo taken by Taiwan's Central News Agency (CNA) on April 3, 2024 shows bottles strewn on the floor of a supermarket in Yilan, after a major earthquake hit Taiwan's east. A major 7.4-magnitude earthquake hit Taiwan's east on the morning of April 3, prompting tsunami warnings for the self-ruled island as well as parts of southern Japan and the Philippines. (Photo by CNA / AFP) / Taiwan OUT - China OUT - Macau OUT / Hong Kong OUT RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE

An awful day in Taiwan, and it could have been much worse

Wednesday’s 7.4 magnitude earthquake was an uncomfortable reminder that this beautiful island has more to worry about than just the People’s Liberation Army.

Will Glasgow

‘Be prepared’World

TOPSHOT - This photo taken by Taiwan's Central News Agency (CNA) on April 3, 2024 shows people looking at a damaged building in Hualien, after a major earthquake hit Taiwan's east. A major 7.4-magnitude earthquake hit Taiwan's east on the morning of April 3, prompting tsunami warnings for the self-ruled island as well as parts of southern Japan and the Philippines. (Photo by CNA / AFP) / China OUT - Macau OUT - Taiwan OUT / HONG KONG OUT - RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE

Taiwan hit by strongest earthquake in 25 years

The 7.4 magnitude quake killed at least nine people, injured more than 800, and has trapped another 56 inside tunnels and under collapsed buildings, as rescue operations continue.

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