WADA revokes US board seat after Chinese swim scandal protest
The USA has lost its seat at the World Anti-Doping Agency table after continuing to protest the Chinese swimming scandal, as tensions with the anti-doping watch dog continue to rise.
China Ties
Panama Canal chief says Trump’s ideas ‘will lead to chaos’
Canal executive says China doesn’t control the route and US ships can’t get better rates than others.
Move over Tesla, Chinese-built BYD now Australia’s preferred EV
Chinese manufacturer BYD, which entered the Australian car market just two years ago, has taken over from Tesla as the vehicle EV buyers are most likely to consider.
Jewish people fought next to us before Israel was re-established
We should recognise Israel is engaged in a struggle against the same malign forces and threat we face from Russia, Iran, China and North Korea.
Another BRICS in anti-West wall
Democratic Indonesia’s interests are unlikely to lie in any sort of alignment on anything with the tyrannies that rule China, Russia and Iran and the clapped-out, corrupt and woke regimes that misgovern Brazil and South Africa.
Albanese’s bid to claim Trump card and China ace
The PM says he is better placed than Peter Dutton to forge a productive relationship with Donald Trump, arguing his close ties with Indo-Pacific leaders would be valuable to the US president-elect in an era of competition between major powers.
Indonesia looks to calm waters with Japan over BRICS move
Indonesia and Japan said they want to strengthen maritime co-operation ahead of the two nations’ leaders meeting amid concerns over Jakarta’s recent move to join the BRICS alliance.
What is HMPV and could we be facing the next pandemic?
Experts are setting the record straight on Human metapneumovirus as outbreaks in northern China spark concern.
Albanese’s green tape tangle over critical minerals
A doubling up of green tape and mandatory Indigenous consultations sparked by Anthony Albanese’s Future Made in Australia agenda will threaten the development of the critical minerals industry, experts warn.
Tibet earthquake kills 95, collapses buildings
A devastating earthquake in the remote Tibet region killed at least 95 people on Tuesday, with tremors also felt in neighbouring Nepal’s capital Kathmandu and parts of India.
Concern in the West as Indonesia joins BRICS bloc as full member
There is a growing perception that Indonesia is shifting its position towards China, away from the West
Shares lose polish as bond yields rise and economic surprise fades
The near-term outlook for stocks appears to be challenging as US economic data ceases to exceed expectations and bond yields rise on Donald Trump’s policy promises.
‘Next Barty’: Top teen talent seals biggest upset of career in Adelaide
One of Australia’s top young tennis talents has drawn early comparisons to Ash Barty after a romping Round of 32 Adelaide International upset over an opponent ranked 341 spots higher.
‘Those six months were hellish times of shock, disbelief and absolute isolation’: Sky News presenter Cheng Lei relives her time in detention
Detained in China in 2020 before her arrest in February 2021, this Australian reporter’s life was forever altered.
Reform-era gains being lost will be hard to recover
Sleepwalking into a less prosperous future that doesn’t have to be.
US and China increasingly at odds over crypto
The approaching second Donald Trump presidency is widening a schism between the world’s two largest economies over the role of bitcoin as China bans private ownership and the US encourages it.
Spread of Chinese flu-like virus raises spectre of Covid
The Albanese government has requested more information on a viral infection with flu-like symptoms in China, prompting comparisons with the outbreak of Covid-19 five years ago.
Is this Chinese-made stickvac a Dyson killer?
China is seeking to not only conquer your driveway but your entire home, and Western companies should be worried.
China’s new virus outbreak raises alarm
A viral infection with flu-like symptoms particularly dangerous for young children, the elderly and vulnerable groups is spreading – prompting comparisons with the covid outbreak five winters ago.
The rival loyalty program that could spell trouble for Qantas
The Australian addiction to the Qantas Frequent Flyer program is a thing of wonder to other airlines around the world. Finally, a serious competitor has emerged.
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