China-Australia Relations

China’s military build-up demand a response from Australia and other nations in the region, Richard Marles told the Indo Pacific Conference.

Australia is failing to stop goods made with forced labour entering the country, the commissioner warns.

The move comes weeks after the historic signing of the Pukpuk Treaty.

Albanese said open dialogue with China remained crucial for regional stability despite ‘clear disagreements.’

As of March 2024, Chinese students comprised 22 percent of all international students in Australia.

China’s emissions have more than doubled since 2004, sabotaging global efforts to combat climate change.

Lawyer and investigator David Matas is in Australia and has raised concerns about the matter.

The Senate energy committee chairman’s comments came at an event scrutinizing a recent critical minerals report from the International Energy Agency.

In a bid to break Bejing’s grip on critical minerals President Trump and Prime Minister Albanese announced they are investing in Australian miners.

‘As the power of the PLA and its capabilities expands, it is conducting more and more operations beyond its territorial areas,’ said the defence secretary.

The two leaders signed a landmark critical minerals and rare earths framework on Oct. 20.

The latest incident continues a series of intimidatory actions by the CCP against Australia.

The deal will see the US and Australia invest in critical mineral processing facilities to wrest control of the industry from China.

The CCP has regularly engaged in intimidatory tactics against Australia.

Additional support announced at a joint ministers’ meeting brings the total spend to $35 million over the next 4 years.

The small Pacific nation has not maintained a military force since independence from British colonial rule in 1976.

Yang has drawn widespread speculation about her identity, with one Canada-based journalist claiming she may be linked to CCP leadership.

The 70,000-tonne steel platform has been made in Shandong and will be floated to the coast off Western Australia.

Hundreds of the weapons, which should start production before the end of the year, will be retained for use by the Australian Defence Force.

Hundreds of roles to go as Forrest’s clean-energy venture scales back manufacturing in the UK.

China’s military build-up demand a response from Australia and other nations in the region, Richard Marles told the Indo Pacific Conference.

Australia is failing to stop goods made with forced labour entering the country, the commissioner warns.

The move comes weeks after the historic signing of the Pukpuk Treaty.

Albanese said open dialogue with China remained crucial for regional stability despite ‘clear disagreements.’

As of March 2024, Chinese students comprised 22 percent of all international students in Australia.

China’s emissions have more than doubled since 2004, sabotaging global efforts to combat climate change.

Lawyer and investigator David Matas is in Australia and has raised concerns about the matter.

The Senate energy committee chairman’s comments came at an event scrutinizing a recent critical minerals report from the International Energy Agency.

In a bid to break Bejing’s grip on critical minerals President Trump and Prime Minister Albanese announced they are investing in Australian miners.

‘As the power of the PLA and its capabilities expands, it is conducting more and more operations beyond its territorial areas,’ said the defence secretary.

The two leaders signed a landmark critical minerals and rare earths framework on Oct. 20.

The latest incident continues a series of intimidatory actions by the CCP against Australia.

The deal will see the US and Australia invest in critical mineral processing facilities to wrest control of the industry from China.

The CCP has regularly engaged in intimidatory tactics against Australia.

Additional support announced at a joint ministers’ meeting brings the total spend to $35 million over the next 4 years.

The small Pacific nation has not maintained a military force since independence from British colonial rule in 1976.

Yang has drawn widespread speculation about her identity, with one Canada-based journalist claiming she may be linked to CCP leadership.

The 70,000-tonne steel platform has been made in Shandong and will be floated to the coast off Western Australia.

Hundreds of the weapons, which should start production before the end of the year, will be retained for use by the Australian Defence Force.

Hundreds of roles to go as Forrest’s clean-energy venture scales back manufacturing in the UK.