Asia & Pacific

China is working to protect its substantial investment in neighboring, war-torn Burma.

Experts say the standards for device inspection set by the CCP are too vague and the implementation of the new regulations may violate the rights of citizens.

Community safety will over-ride connection to Australia as the primary consideration when deciding whether to deport people convicted of offences.

The DOJ said Wang Yunhe offered customers use of his network of compromised IP addresses for a fee from 2014 until 2022.

Li Yixue also used social media to expose abuses in Jiangxi Mental Hospital who she said was in collusion with police.

Finance Minister Nicola Willis has delivered a $14.7 billion tax cut package, but economic forecasts are bad and further cuts to services are planned.

They face up to life in prison under the CCP-imposed law.

Motorways have been brought to a halt, roads around Parliament closed, and extra police called in as a day of protest marks the delivery of the Budget.

‘The government’s shameful attempt to prohibit people from marking the upcoming anniversary is an insult to those killed in the Tiananmen crackdown.’

An estimated 2,000 people remain buried under tonnes of rubble, with continuing instability hampering recovery efforts.

Proclamations, congratulatory letters signify World Falun Dafa Day and the 32nd anniversary of the spiritual practice’s introduction to the public.

Chinese embassy orchestrates support for premier’s Australian tour, says former Chinese diplomat.

‘As a close neighbour and friend, we will be doing all we can to provide support,’ Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles said.

Chinese regime is making efforts to strengthen relationships with Tokyo and Seoul as the two major trade partners move closer to Washington

Rep. Michael McCaul’s visit comes just days after China conducted large-scale military drills around Taiwan.