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Clear Away the Hype: The U S and Australia Signed a Nuclear Arms Deal, Simple as That

Clear Away the Hype: The U S and Australia Signed a Nuclear Arms Deal, Simple as That
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Australia s China policy can t be based on paranoia or corporate interests — there is a better way

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 of the rest. Ostensibly, it was Australia’s call for China to admit an international investigation into the origins of COVID-19 that triggered China’s ongoing trade retaliation. But the truth is China is responding to a range of measures that represent a wholesale shift in the way Australia views it. Security laws, foreign investment decisions, raids on Chinese journalists – the list is long.

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Secret trials should not be held as a matter of principle , Asio chief tells hearing | Australian security and counter-terrorism

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Right-wing Terror Threat Still On The Rise In Australia

Right-wing Terror Threat Still On The Rise In Australia Right-wing Terror Threat Still On The Rise In Australia Comments Off on Right-wing Terror Threat Still On The Rise In Australia CANBERRA, Australia Australia’s right-wing terrorism threat has continued to rise with almost half of domestic spy counter-terrorism investigations now dedicated to ideological extremists. Australian Security Intelligence Organisation director-general Mike Burgess told a Senate estimates hearing in Canberra on Tuesday terror threats were complex and challenging. “Our investigations in ideologically motivated violent extremism, such as racists and nationalists, are approaching 50 percent of our counter-terrorism onshore caseload,” he said. “This reflects a growing international trend as well as the organization’s decision to allocate more resources to the threat.”

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Port in a storm: the Darwin lease made sense only a few years ago Now not so much

Australia's warm relationship with China has developed frostbite in the five short years since the deal was signed.

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