Lawyer still has no access to client
Lawyers for detained Australian-Chinese writer Yang Henjun are still trying to visit their client following last Friday’s consular visit.
Lawyers for detained Australian-Chinese writer Yang Henjun are still trying to visit their client following last Friday’s consular visit.
I first felt the wrath of Angela Merkel in a Berlin sushi bar a decade ago. From that moment I was reduced to stalking her.
China and Russia pose a growing challenge to American dominance.
It has been one week since Australian citizen and peddler of democracy’ blogger Yang Hengjun last tweeted.
China has accused an Australian Chinese citizen of endangering its national security and is holding him at an unknown location.
A new multilateral trade deal with China will address the security of vital data and intellectual property.
An Australian-Chinese author is facing one of the most serious charges in China’s Communist Party regime.
Australian Yang Hengjun has been charged with espionage, his friends say, as his family hire a prominent Beijing lawyer.
Friends of a Chinese-Australian writer and former diplomat fear he may be been detained by authorities in China.
Indonesia will likely postpone the early release of notorious extremist Abu Bakar Bashir following widespread backlash.
Lower-skilled Fijians will be allowed to work in rural and regional Australia in a new soft-power overture.
In a true show of true friendship during his Vanuatu visit, the PM announced Australia would allow the importation of kava.
Some 13 Canadians have been detained in China since Canada’s arrest last month of Huawei executive Meng Wangzhou.
An underground network of Australian women who helped a Saudi teen escape are shattered she will not be joining them.
PNG’s Deputy PM has called for the creation of a joint coast guard or maritime police force with Australia and the US.
A potentially fatal mistake nearly brought a Saudi teen’s escape from an allegedly violent father to a disastrous end
Former Speaker Peter Slipper might now be acting on behalf of Brazil after being appointed consul for the country in Tasmania.
Australia will spend $25m on an infrastructure financing program in South Asia, entrenching the Coalition’s turn toward challenging Chinese funding.
Saudi Arabian asylum-seeker Rahaf Mohammed Alqunun will receive ‘no special treatment’ from Australia, says Peter Dutton.
Taxpayers paid $200,000 for VIP flights to transport Prince Charles and his entourage around Australia last year.
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