Prime Minister Scott Morrison has stated repeatedly that his government's China policy is solely guided by Australia's national interests. Morrison and his cabinet have enlisted the support ...
China seems to be losing hold over its stooges. Slowly but surely, what were considered pro-China leaders across the world are coming back to their senses. New ...
China has awoken a beat in Australia and after losing miserably in its attempts to bleed Canberra economically, now back to back big diplomatic victories of Scott ...
In what can be called a radical shift in New Zealand’s China policy, the country’s foreign minister Nanaia Mahuta recently urged the China-bound exporters to look beyond ...
Jargon, definitions and minute technicalities matter in diplomacy, especially when you are dealing with something as complicated as the China-Taiwan conflict. Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison's remarks ...
The Sino-Australia competition for influence in the Pacific has heightened yet again. Australian PM Scott Morrison understands how a Communist China wants to leave its authoritarian impression ...
The good times for China are coming to a crashing close in Australia. Prime Minister Scott Morrison is dealing one blow after the other to Chinese interests ...
The compulsive bully in China keeps finding novel ways to harass its neighbours and unless State-sponsored terrorism. But a small island nation, Taiwan, has given the paper ...
On Wednesday, Japan made the big move to approve the world's largest free trade deal called the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP), which was sealed last November. ...
Having a favourable President in the White House has emboldened China’s stance. It has repeatedly intruded into Taiwan’s autonomous zone and has also increased surveillance near the ...
Australia and China are getting ready for yet another diplomatic face-off. And this time, the Scott Morrison government in Canberra is looking to remove every remaining vestige ...
Australia's Prime Minister Scott Morrison has given a serious jolt worth $107 billion to Beijing. The Scott Morrison government has terminated Victoria’s controversial Belt and Road agreement ...
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