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Chinese influence and foreign interference on Australian campuses are serious issues, but the media risks reporting one-sided narratives.

As Canada grapples with allegations of foreign interference by China, John Price writes politicians would be wise to read David Brophy's book.

After attending the Giants-Lions match at Manuka Oval on Saturday night I felt compelled to complain about the...

Universities, naturally, participate in a global process of exchange and inquiry. The pursuit of knowledge and innovation is not a national pursuit.

Peter Boyle argues AUKUS, the new military alliance between Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States, represents a deliberate and dangerous escalation of the US-led confrontation with China that must be challenged.

Two new volumes explore Australia’s economic, cultural and security relationship with the emerging superpower.

This is an edited extract from China Panic: Australia’s Alternative to Paranoia and Pandering, by David Brophy Things could always be worse in Australia–China relations, but on both sides, analysts see a rift too deep to be mended anytime soon. Leaders of the two countries have not held prearranged talks since 2016, ministers since 2018. Chinese officials now impose informal sanctions and bans on Australian exports on a regular basis, plunging some industries into crisis and spooking many ...

The new book that digs into the weeds of our China Panic, and shatters some of the more annoying shibboleths that abound.

The west needs to make a credible case that its opposition to China’s policies is not geopolitical manoeuvring A protester from the Uyghur community living in Turkey, holds an anti-China placard during a protest in Istanbul, on 25 March. Photograph: Bülent Kılıç/AFP/Getty Images A protester from the Uyghur community living in Turkey, holds an anti-China placard during a protest in Istanbul, on 25 March. Photograph: Bülent Kılıç/AFP/Getty Images Mon 5 Apr 2021 10.00 EDT Last modified o...