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Shouldering their fair share? The ANZUS allies in the Pacific Islands
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China is set to wage a campaign of harassment against Australia by sending a militia of armed and unmarked fishing boats into its waters, the Taiwanese government has warned.
Taiwan s Foreign Minister Joseph Wu said China was likely to launch what is known as a grey-zone war in Australian waters by sending civilian vessels commandeered by the communist nation s navy.
The risk of war with China in the Indo-Pacific region is growing and the world is facing uncertainty not seen since the 1930s, Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said.
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has plenty to think about with increasing fears of war, as experts warn China is already targeting an expansion of Beijing s influential grey-zone war into Australian waters
Chine contre Australie: les raisons de l escalade
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Australians do not benefit from a war with China
12 May 2021, 16:52 GMT+10
Recent rhetoric on war is more about supporting the highly lucrative defence industry as it is about countering the rise of China, writes Dr Rashad Seedeen.
The COALITION GOVERNMENT is increasingly acting like its loud-mouthed, redneck cousin in the U.S.; full of bluster with little follow-through.
It all began when Secretary of Home Affairs, Mike Pezzullo, informed his staff in an ANZAC Day speech that once again the drums of war were beating. Newly minted Defence Minister but always thin-skinned, Peter Dutton, affirmed such sentiment, openly musing that the prospect of war with China over Taiwan should not be discounted .