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Commentary: China s divide-and-conquer strategy isn t fooling anyone anymore
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The Australian Strategic Policy Institute’s Michael Shoebridge says Americans “are right” to have doubts about the ability of US President Joe Biden to stand up to Xi Jinping.
His comments come after a survey of American voters revealed they are very skeptical about President Biden’s ability on the issue.
“You look at that survey and there is a bit of a split between Republicans and Democrats on China,” Mr Shoebridge told Sky News host Chris Kenny.
“They agree its their most pressing foreign policy issue, but they’re mixed about is China an adversary, a competitor, or a partner.
“Biden’s trying to square that circle by saying it’s extreme competition.”
Trade Group Driving China’s Belt and Road Initiative in Australia: Internal Documents
A pro-Beijing organization in Australia is a driving force behind a decade-long infiltration into the country, including promoting China’s controversial Belt and Road Initiative, Chinese government documents reveal.
The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), a transcontinental investment project aimed at expanding China’s global influence through political, economic, or cultural cooperation, was first proposed by Chinese leader Xi Jinping in 2013. In recent years, the Australia International Trade Association (AITA) has organized more than 70 visiting tours for Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and Australian officials.
As an Australian civil organization with close ties with the CCP’s United Front Work and Ministry of Foreign Affairs, AITA has launched extensive local events focusing on promoting the Belt and Road Initiative.