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Amid COVID–19, India’s Modi and Australia’s Morrison Plan Virtual Prime Ministerial Summit

Amid COVID–19, India’s Modi and Australia’s Morrison Plan Virtual Prime Ministerial Summit

By Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan
The Indian and Australian leaders are expected to “meet” virtually soon. There’s no shortage of important topics to cover, especially related to China.
China Advances Case Against Australian Academic Yang Hengjun

China Advances Case Against Australian Academic Yang Hengjun

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

China, Australia and a Compliant New Normal?

China, Australia and a Compliant New Normal?

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

Is Australian Media Biased Against China?

Is Australian Media Biased Against China?

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

Chinese Spy Defects to Australia Offering a Trove of Security and Intelligence Information

Chinese Spy Defects to Australia Offering a Trove of Security and Intelligence Information

By Joshua Mcdonald
Wang “William” Liqiang told Australia’s Nine Network that he’d been working as a Chinese spy.
Australia Carefully Watching Unrest in Hong Kong Unfold

Australia Carefully Watching Unrest in Hong Kong Unfold

By Grant Wyeth
Countries like Australia need to assess their stakes in Hong Kong.

A Quiet Kowari: US, Australia, and China Trilateral Military Exercise

A Quiet Kowari: US, Australia, and China Trilateral Military Exercise

By Katie Howe
The sixth annual trilateral military exercise continued despite increased regional tensions.
Why Did China Charge an Australian Blogger With Espionage?

Why Did China Charge an Australian Blogger With Espionage?

By Grant Wyeth
The arrest of Yang will be a test of Canberra's resolve in pushing back against Beijing's use of arbitrary detention.

Should Australia Be Worried About Chinese Influence on University Campuses?

Should Australia Be Worried About Chinese Influence on University Campuses?

By Grant Wyeth
Even as Beijing-funded Confucius Institutes come under scrutiny, Hong Kong protest problems spark renewed concerns.

Poll: Australians Sour on China

Poll: Australians Sour on China

By Kelsey Munro
The Lowy Institute's latest poll fits with a larger trend: China's soft power efforts are falling flat.

Is China the Only Defining Factor in India-Australia Relations?

Is China the Only Defining Factor in India-Australia Relations?

By Niranjan Marjani
As both countries recalibrate their approaches to China, their bilateral relations have taken a back seat.
Heaven and Earth in Chinese Art: Politics on Display in Australia

Heaven and Earth in Chinese Art: Politics on Display in Australia

By Grant Wyeth
The broader definition of what constitutes the entity of “China” is on display in Sydney in more ways than one.

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