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Ambassador Xiao Qian’s Speech: A New Way Forward for Australia-China Relations?

Ambassador Xiao Qian’s Speech: A New Way Forward for Australia-China Relations?

By Corey Lee Bell
Xiao's recent speech signaled a new approach to the relationship from Beijing, but the many protesters also highlighted the lingering structural issues.
China Rejects Canadian, Australian Charges of Unsafe Air Intercepts

China Rejects Canadian, Australian Charges of Unsafe Air Intercepts

By Ken Moritsugu
Both Canada and Australia accused Chinese military planes of nearly causing collisions during separate aerial encounters.

There’s a Narrow Window to Improve Australia-China Relations

There’s a Narrow Window to Improve Australia-China Relations

By Mu Chunshan
A change in Australia's government won't magically make all the problems go away, but Beijing and Canberra have a chance to bring the relationship back under control.

Chinese Ambassador Says China’s Rise Is No Threat to Australia

Chinese Ambassador Says China’s Rise Is No Threat to Australia

By Rod McGuirk
Beijing’s ambassador to Australia wrote a newspaper op-ed to try and assuage concerns over China’s new security pact with Solomon Islands – although he didn’t specifically mention the deal.

Australia’s Main Parties Are More Alike Than Different on China Policy

Australia’s Main Parties Are More Alike Than Different on China Policy

By Elena Collinson
The Coalition government is highlighting China as a major campaign issue, but in reality the China policies of the Liberal and Labor parties are nearly identical.
China’s Repression Reaches Australian Universities

China’s Repression Reaches Australian Universities

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

Australia-China Relations: The Great Debate

Australia-China Relations: The Great Debate

By Jane Golley
All sides can agree that the relationship is at a historic low. But the causes – and possible solutions – are far more contentious.
What Do Chinese People Think of Developed Countries? 2021 Edition

What Do Chinese People Think of Developed Countries? 2021 Edition

By Adam Y. Liu, Xiaojun Li, and Songying Fang
A new survey shows small but important changes after the 2020 U.S. presidential election.

China-Australia Slump Continues to Deepen

China-Australia Slump Continues to Deepen

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

Chinese-Australian Reporter Accused of Sharing State Secrets by Beijing

Chinese-Australian Reporter Accused of Sharing State Secrets by Beijing

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

China Slaps 200 Percent Tax on Australia Wine Amid Tensions

China Slaps 200 Percent Tax on Australia Wine Amid Tensions

By Associated Press
Wine joins beef, coal, barley, seafood, sugar and timber on the list of goods impacted by growing tensions between Australia and China.
Australia and China: It’s Complicated

Australia and China: It’s Complicated

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

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