China’s students are turning to Hong Kong
Instead of heading overseas, China’s international students are choosing to stay local and study in Hong Kong
China Ties
Beijing backs Albanese for PM
Government-owned media outlet The Global Times has praised Anthony Albanese as a ‘safe leader’, saying he ‘positively shines’ compared to Scott Morrison.
Chinese writer faces net blackout
A prominent Chinese novelist has had her works removed from the country’s internet after daring to attack President Xi Jinping.
Clive Palmer’s explosive claim about China
Billionaire Clive Palmer allegedly implied West Australian Premier Mark McGowan was open to accepting bribes from China, a defamation trial has heard.
Teenager wins ‘insane’ Games gold
Eileen Gu is the unofficial face of the Beijing Winter Olympics but she has a rival after an astonishing gold-medal performance.
No sex as China censors Friends
US sitcom Friends has returned to Chinese streaming services but with changes that have upset some Chinese fans.
ASX falls; energy, iron ore stocks hardest hit
ASX ends at a five-day low as investors sell energy and utilities stocks. Iron ore futures dive as China regulators call meeting, Sims leaps on profit growth and BHP posts record dividend.
China attacks PM’s ‘belligerent rhetoric’
Beijing says Scott Morrison is ‘seeking selfish political gains’ and being ‘unethical and dangerous’ after he slammed its failure to call out Russia over Ukraine stand-off.
US steps up commitment to South Pacific freedom
The Quad is reaching out to ASEAN and the Pacific Islands Forum.
Not just a choice between China and the West
Australia’s options for building research ties are more than a simple binary choice. There are many valuable opportunities in the Indo-Pacific.
Russian skater cleared for Olympics
Russian teen figure skater Kamila Valieva has been cleared by the Court of Arbitration for Sport to competed in the Beijing Olympics despite failing a doping test.
Dutton: we can’t escape Ukraine chaos
A Russian attack on Ukraine would be felt across the Indo-Pacific, emboldening China, distracting the US and driving up energy prices, says Peter Dutton.
China’s snow job can’t erase Aussie ties
Monday is the 550th day since Australian Cheng Lei was nabbed by Chinese agents in the Winter Olympics host city. Now she is on a long list of subjects our Olympians handle with care.
Beijing whitewash: Ashes revisited at Winter Olympics
If Australia’s 4-0 humbling of England this summer in cricket wasn’t enough, Britain’s pants are being pulled down again if the results in Beijing are any indication.
Shouting aplenty, but no TV gold
Seven’s coverage of the Beijing Winter Olympics has struggled to replicate the stunning ratings numbers of last year’s summer Games in Tokyo.
India envoy pans Chinese border troops
Indian Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar has joined his Quad counterparts in making withering public criticism of China in an exclusive interview.
How to default on debt to China
Thirty-nine developing countries have delayed repayment to China since 2000.
US to reopen embassy in Solomons
The US will re-establish an embassy in the Solomon Islands in an effort to counter China’s influence in the politically troubled Pacific island.
Be nice to your kids, tiger mums told
China’s domineering and ruthlessly competitive mothers are finally learning the cost of forcing children to the limit.
China slams Australia for ‘stoking’ fight
China has accused Australia and its allies of undermining international solidarity and trying to maintain US dominance.
Inside the new Cold War on Ice as drug scandal deepens
Kamila Valieva is still waiting to learn her fate but shocking accusations are being made, and foreign journalists threatened, as tensions between Russia and the US rise.
US tells citizens: get out of Ukraine now
US issues starkest warning yet that Russia intends to invade before Winter Olympics ends, in a scenario previously thought unlikely.
By-elections backlash as seat loss looms
A by-election backlash against the NSW Coalition government produces a likely Labor gain. But Premier Dominic Perrottet praises Liberal efforts.
Quad antidote to totalitarianism
Like-minded nations can deal with China better by standing together.
Beijing’s belligerence brings Quad nations together
The meeting of Asia-Pacific foreign ministers in Australia sends a strong message to both Beijing and Moscow.
Pride, prejudice and the Beijing Winter Olympics
National confidence is high, particularly among the young, inside the fanciful bubble.
Aussie slider hellbent on building her killer skeleton crew
Australian skeleton racer Jackie Narracott says a good result in her final will help drive a vision which means as much to her as gold — getting girls back into sliding.
Quad pledges to counter China aggression
Australia, the US, Japan and India have vowed to ensure freedom of navigation in the East and South China Seas to counter Chinese maritime aggression.
US warns Russia threat will affect Australia
The US Secretary of State has issued an ominous warning to Australia after high-level talks in Melbourne.
Climate control of Games used to quel virus and joy
These are the Olympic Games held inside a communist country as it promotes zero tolerance of a coronavirus.
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