Australia-China relations

This week, Canberra issued a travel warning that Australians could face “arbitrary detention” in China.

Chinese bullying crystalizes opposition, divides ASEAN.

Police and intelligence officers searched the Sydney home of New South Wales state lawmaker Shaoquett Moselmane.

A new taskforce underlines Canberra’s efforts to push back again Chinese disinformation, in particular.

Countries like Australia need to prepare themselves for the consequences of the shifting reality in Hong Kong.

U.S. Secretary of State Pompeo inserted himself into an ongoing dispute between the Australian federal government and the state of Victoria over China’s BRI.

While Australia has successfully flattened the coronavirus curve, can it flatten the curve of its economic dependence on China too? 

The Australian government would likely be very wary of such a development, should it occur. 

The Indian and Australian leaders are expected to “meet” virtually soon. There’s no shortage of important topics to cover, especially related to China.

Beijing accuses Yang of espionage; Australia says he wasn’t a spy.

Direct external coercion isn't necessary if concern for Beijing’s sensitivities and compliance become the new normal.

Increasingly fierce competition in Australia’s media sector contributes to sensationalist reporting on China.