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Leading figures within Labor’s Right faction say Australia should use the United Nations to pressure Beijing on human rights and seek greater trade alliances with India and Korea.
Some of the federal government’s fiercest China critics say Labor leader Anthony Albanese is undermining the national interest with comments on Beijing.
Upgrading Australia’s communications network meant our national security experts had to get to grips with tech titan Huawei’s ties to the Chinese government. A ban would infuriate Chinese leaders. The alternative was worse.
The University of Sydney is among at least four universities to have registered their Confucius Institute contracts under the Commonwealth’s new foreign veto scheme.
An article published on a little-known blog about a prolific tweeter has raised questions about Chinese Communist Party influence,free speech and Australia’s defamation regime.
As diplomatic tensions between Beijing and Canberra worsened,the ABC’s foreign correspondent and his partner had to leave everything – immediately.
High Court hears federal police are considering referring John Zhang to prosecutors over seizure of $60,000 in bundles of cash.
Artist Luke Cornish said he had experienced a torrent of abuse over the artworks,which included one depicting Mao Zedong as Batman.
The leaders of Australia’s key research universities say they are working closely with intelligence agencies to address foreign interference concerns.
Britain opposes China’s national security law and says it is in breach of the 1984 Sino-British Joint Declaration,which frames Hong Kong’s sovereign status.