China-Australia relations

A new Human Rights Watch report details Chinese government efforts to surveil and intimidate Chinese students attending Australian universities. 

All sides can agree that the relationship is at a historic low. But the causes – and possible solutions – are far more contentious.

A new survey shows small but important changes after the 2020 U.S. presidential election.

The formal arrest of an Australian citizen by Chinese authorities continues the downward trend in bilateral relations.

Six months after she was first detained, Cheng Lei has been formally arrested.

Wine joins beef, coal, barley, seafood, sugar and timber on the list of goods impacted by growing tensions between Australia and China.

Even amid the current tensions, the state of the relationship is more complex than headlines would suggest.

China's economic coercion against Australia is lending fuel to calls for a boycott of the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics.

China is ramping up economic pressure on Australia as overall ties continue to sour.

Wheat joins a long list of commodities whose imports from Australia have been effectively banned by China as it flexes its geoeconomic muscle.

A recent survey notes some important changes in how urban, educated Chinese view Australia.

The Chinese anti-dumping tariffs on Australian barley have been widely interpreted as revenge for Australia’s call for a COVID-19 investigation. But there are other factors at play.