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Present the right to go after chinese first presently take a long period on and were worried about what he impact is going to be on our farmers and im definitely worried about whats going to happen i think theyre targeting these tourists. To to a country like china hes been cheating for so. If thats what keeps him if the table if we get it figured prevent the next new series so i think were going to see a brittle effect through our economy and a lot of questions about whats the president s plan how good the chinese will come to the table and will be able to negotiate your place he makes his de...

The Lowy Institute's annual poll is the longest-running survey of Australian public opinion on the world. Last night the 20th edition of the poll revealed just 17 per cent of Australians trust China to act responsibly in the world. It found Australians' views on security, defence and alliances remain complex in uncertain geopolitical times. Guest: Ryan Neelam, Director, Public Opinion and Foreign Policy Program, Lowy Institute

Beijing and Washington are neck-and-neck in the number of diplomatic posts, Australia’s Lowy Institute reports.

Beijing is closely followed by Washington in terms of its global diplomatic network.

An expert involved in the 2024 Global Diplomacy Index said that diplomacy "has never been a more important element of statecraft."