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Trump’s flip-flop to China’s aggression—What’s bringing India and Australia closer
T he recent visit of Australian Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Richard Marles to New Delhi has provided a ...
China 'building up nuclear arsenal' as top politician issues grim WW3 warning
In particular it has beefed up its nuclear capabilities and is now believed to possess more than 600 warheads, according to ...
China remains high priority for Australian companies, survey finds
CFP. Businesses are welcoming a return to stability in the Australia-China relationship, with three out of four foreign firms ...
‘Copped a lot of flak’: Australian firms stick with China in trade war
Australian executives in China say they have chosen the right side in Donald Trump’s tariff battle against Beijing and the ...
China demonstrates coast guard capability to Pacific nations, step towards high seas patrols
China is taking further steps towards high seas boarding of fishing boats in the Pacific for the first time, risking tensions ...
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Aboriginal-Chinese Roots of Reconciliation: China’s First Cultural Envoys in Australia
As Australia marked Reconciliation Week (27 May – 3June ), a landmark exhibition at the National Museum of Australia reminds ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs17h
Australian Alternative Media and Its Impact on Australian Public Debate
Alternative media is reshaping Australia’s political landscape, challenging traditional narratives and amplifying ...
China’s nuclear build-up driving ‘security anxiety’, Richard Marles says
China’s rapidly growing nuclear arsenal is driving “security anxiety” in Australia, Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles says ...
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'Handsome' panda and playful partner captivate Australian zoo-goers
Smith, the zoo's acting director, said Xing Qiu and Yi Lan, "play a vital role in reinvigorating Australia's love of giant ...
The Diplomat15m
Is Asia Ready to Spend More on Defense?
U.S. allies and partners in East and Southeast Asia spent an average 1.85 percent of GDP on defense – far below new targets ...
Friday essay: let’s rethink Australia’s national security – and focus on fairness and climate action, not blind fealty to the US
We do not have to weather whatever Trump’s America throws at us, hoping in vain for rare scraps of benevolence. There is ...
Australia's ASM sees jump in rare earths enquiries amid supply shortage
Australian Strategic Materials said on Friday there has been increased interest from customers for rare earth metals and alloys from its critical metals facility in South Korea, following China's ...