Page 12 - Michael Fullilove News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Australians say they would support Taiwan if China attacked, with limits, poll shows

Australians say they would support Taiwan if China attacked, with limits, poll shows
fbcnews.com.fj - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from fbcnews.com.fj Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

Australian capital territoryUnited statesTaiwan straitTaiwan generalMichael fulliloveAnthony albaneseRyan neelamLowy instituteMinister anthony albanese

Australians say they would support Taiwan if China attacked, with limits

Australians say they would support Taiwan if China attacked, with limits
msn.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from msn.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

Australian capital territoryUnited statesTaiwan straitTaiwan generalMichael fulliloveAnthony albaneseRyan neelamAustralian navyLowy instituteMinister anthony albanese

Friendlier China still a threat, says poll | Canberra CityNews

MICHELLE GRATTAN reports that Australians’ feelings towards China are thawing but suspicion remains high, according to the Lowy 2023 poll.

Australian capital territorySan diegoUnited statesKevin ruddMichelle grattanScott morrisonMichael fulliloveTony abbottJulia gillardJoe bidenMalcolm turnbullIan meikleAnthony albaneseLowy instituteLowy institute pollUniversity of canberra

Australians say they would support Taiwan if China attacked, with limits--poll | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis

SYDNEY Australians would support responding to a Chinese attack on Taiwan with economic sanctions, arms supplies or using the navy to prevent a blockade, but don t support sending troops, an opinion poll to be released Wednesday finds.

Australian capital territoryUnited statesTaiwan straitTaiwan generalNew south walesAnthony albaneseRyan neelamMichael fulliloveAustralian navyLowy instituteMinister anthony albaneseAsia worldAsahi shimbun

Australians say they would support Taiwan if China attacked, with limits: Poll

SYDNEY - Australians would support responding to a Chinese attack on Taiwan with economic sanctions, arms supplies or using the navy to prevent a blockade, but don't support sending troops, an opinion poll to be released Wednesday (June 21) finds. Canberra says it is opposed to any unilateral attempt to change the status quo in Taiwan, while the United States.

United statesTaiwan straitTaiwan generalNew south walesAustralian capital territoryRyan neelamAnthony albaneseMichael fulliloveAustralian navyLowy instituteMinister anthony albanese