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Evidence from numerous independent social media researchers in China have indicated that the People's Liberation Army lost over 40 soldiers in the Galwan valley clash in June 2020, the editor of an investigative newspaper in Australia told NDTV.

A leading US Senator has criticised China for selecting a soldier engaged in Galwan Valley clashes with Indian troops to promote the Beijing Winter Olympics 2022.China has selected Qi Fabao, a regimental commander in the Peoples Liberation ...

Chinese People’s Liberation Army lost 42 soldiers, not four during the Galwan Valley clashes with the Indian troops in Eastern Ladakh, claims The Klaxon, an Australian newspaper, on Thursday. The clashes took place on June 15, 2020.The Indian security establishments remained silent over the claims made by the Australian newspaper report. The report filed by […]

Financial reports from the gun club at the centre of the NSW ICAC investigation have revealed discrepancies that raise questions relating to the $5.5 mill

The ICAC investigation into the relationship between Gladys Berejiklian and Daryl Maguire is underway, and boy oh boy is this messy.

The Australian Clay Target Association had been applying for a period of over four years, but faced repeated rejections, when the grant was approved under Premier Berejiklian in 2017.

Westpac and ASX silent as BT gouged over a billion from customers Independent Australia 12 Jul 2021, 08:52 GMT+10 Westpac has continually failed to answer questions about the extent of its price short-changing of customers through its superannuation entity BT, writes Anthony Klan. WESTPAC GROUP has failed to disclose to the ASX revelations that its superannuation and "wealth" arm BT is engaging in wholesale gouging of its customers, despite that information likely to stymie its planned multi-bi...

Aggressive behaviour by China is being pushed back by Canberra but worrying developments in the Indo-Pacific could give them the ability to coerce Australia.

On the global stage, Australias sticking its neck out. "It is heartening to see that Australia as a leading middle power is once more playing an important role in upholding the global rules-based order in the region," says Professor Sascha-Dominik (Dov) Bachmann, with the Morrison government displaying "awareness of Beijing as a source and originator of current threats to regional (and global) rule of law, security, and stability". Prime Minister Scott Morrison may feel threatened by Chinaâ...

Aggressive behaviour by China is being pushed back by Canberra but worrying developments in the Indo-Pacific could give them the ability to coerce Australia.