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Australia s China experts feel the chill

Australia s China experts feel the chill
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The economic outlook all China apologists must read

The economic outlook all China apologists must read
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Australia s all or nothing Approach to China | Global Policy Journal

Brian Stoddart explores why Australia has decided to follow an “all or nothing” approach to China that now openly discusses the idea of war. When the Secretary of Australia’s Department of Home Affairs (who wants to be the Secretary for Defence) tells the nation it should prepare for war with China, the Westminster principles of government and governance are clearly gone, possibly for good.

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A new China dill emerges - MacroBusiness

MacroBusiness Access Subscriber Only Content at 11:20 am on May 24, 2021 | 14 comments I have pointed out the inherent anti-Americanism of James Curran, Professor of Modern History at Sydney University, a few timesbefore. Today he returns with more of the same: Robert Menzies blundered horribly when he back Britain in the Suez crisis. The parallels today with Australia’s “questions of identity” regarding China are “uncomfortable”. “Morrison is now as fixated on the Americans as Menzies was on the British.” Readers will recall I recently took on this argument when it was also made by Niall Fergusson and equally filled with errors: A Taiwan conflict could be the equivalent of the Suez crisis for the British Empire when it was exposed as a paper tiger.

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Anonymous Xinjiang report attracts angst, agreement in questioning genocide definition

news Anonymous Xinjiang report attracts angst, agreement in questioning ‘genocide’ definition Illustration: Lau Ka-kuen International pressure against China over its Xinjiang policies has gained traction in recent months, with China criticised over the treatment of Uygur Muslims in Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region. China has denied allegations of forced labour and detention. We look at the issues in this series. Why would an anonymous, unpublished, non-peer reviewed, allegedly academic report attract the attention and angst of a tribe of China watchers? Answer: the topic is Xinjiang. The vast Xinjiang region of China - three times the size of France and with a population of 25.8 million - has drawn intense controversy over allegations of forced labour and state-sponsored internment of people from Muslim ethnic groups living there.

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