Beijing anger as Pacific backs Taiwan dialogue
Pacific Island leaders have rejected a bid by pro-China Solomons Islands to block Taiwan from engaging with the region’s peak diplomatic body, sparking criticism by Beijing.
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Evil needs company: the men behind the world’s most dangerous leaders
You might think of Vladimir Putin, Xi Jinping and Ayatollah Khameini as ruling absolutely – but each has a colleague driving their agenda.
Why top investment managers are focused offshore
Wall Street and China are the top targets for sharemarket investors as small-cap stocks move up to take first place among this year’s favourite sectors.
Xi aims to steady US ties through bumpy presidential race
The Kamala Harris candidacy changes Beijing’s calculus as US national-security adviser wraps up China visit.
Green obsessions puts nation’s steelmaking and security at risk
Surely our politicians don’t need reminding that our energy security is a prerequisite for our national security and that steelmaking is critical to that end.
Pacific police deal is good policy
China’s anger over the Australian-led initiative establishing a Pacific police ‘flying squad’ makes Anthony Albanese’s description of it as a ‘cracker’ even more appropriate.
Jakarta defence pact ‘a historic milestone’
New Australia-Indoesia defence deal reflects mutual concern over China, the South China Sea and the potential for open hostility between Beijing and Washington.
Golden route from India: exploring the ancient world
British historian William Dalrymple maps the vast arc that encompassed the Greek and Roman empires, much of Central Asia and eastwards as far as China, Korea and Japan.
Albanese caught in hot mic incident at Pacific Islands Forum
A NZ journalist posted the PM’s exchange with the US Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell in which he jokingly suggested the US ‘go us halvies’ on the cost of a regional policing deal | WATCH
China violates Japanese airspace
China’s air intrusion is certain to raise already-high tensions in the Asia-Pacific over Beijing’s aggression.
China ‘rams’ US ally in disputed sea, tears holes in ships
The collisions in the dead of night in the volatile South China Sea have brought the dangers closer home for the Philippines.
Laos tackles cyber scams
The edict is believed to have come at the behest of Beijing which has raised concerns across Southeast Asia over the targeting of Chinese citizens by online scam operators.
China blow to cost Australia billions
Chinese manufacturing, and it turns out Chinese babies, have left their mark on the ASX on Monday despite the market closing up.
A2 Milk ‘airfreights’ milk to China as supply chain buckles
The one-time market darling has made a costly decision to send infant formula milk to China by air amid supply chain issues as it looks to take advantage of a birthrate boost.
Is China the new Japan?
A ninth Chinese airline is about to start flying to Australia, filling the void left by Qantas’s withdrawal from mainland China and begging the question — is China the new Japan for Aussies?
Ex-Lib MP’s evidence ‘relevant’ to Pesutto’s defamation trial
Moira Deeming’s lawyer has questioned why Matthew Bach can jet off to China for a 10-day marketing trip but not travel to Melbourne to help former political ally John Pesutto.
Alleged China spy all smiles leaving court
A businessman charged with supplying national security secrets to Chinese spies was all smiles as he left court for the first time after more than a year behind bars on remand.
Cheap China steel, energy costs heap pressure on BlueScope
Ensuring the survival of Australia’s steelmaking capacity will require ongoing co-operation from all levels of government, BlueScope boss Mark Vassella has warned.
Alleged China spy all smiles leaving court
A businessman charged with supplying national security secrets to Chinese spies was all smiles as he left court for the first time after more than a year behind bars on remand.
What happens if nuclear ‘deterrence’ doesn’t deter China?
Australia’s new strategic position in the world has been made official. But what what happens if this feared rolling of the nuclear dice ultimately fails to have any deterrent effect against China?
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