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‘Diplomacy is often overlooked as a measure of influence, but it has bever been a more important element of statecraft.’

‘Stabilisation’ is falling short of Canberra’s expectation even in economy, said Euan Graham, a senior analyst at Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI).

When Alan Tudge collaborated with businessman Di Sanh Duong on a $37,000 hospital donation, he wasn’t aware of Duong’s alleged links to the CCP’s United Front.

‘No Australian would want their taxpayer dollars or retirement savings to be inadvertently funding national security threats,’ said Senator James Paterson.

The journalist was received by the foreign minister at Melbourne Airport.