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Scott Morrison's Chinese social media account blocked - Vimarsana News

Scott Morrison's Chinese social media account blocked

Prime Minister Scott Morrison's profile on a Chinese social media network has been blocked and rebranded wi...

Australian prime minister loses control of WeChat account - Vimarsana News

Australian prime minister loses control of WeChat account

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has lost control of his Chinese-owned social media platform WeChat account and a lawmaker on Monday accused China's leaders of political interference.

Australian PM loses control of Chinese social media account weeks before election - Vimarsana News

Australian PM loses control of Chinese social media account weeks before election

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has lost control of his account on the Chinese-owned social media platform WeChat and a lawmaker on Monday accused China's leaders of political interference.

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World News | Australian Prime Minister Loses Control of WeChat Account

Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has lost control of his Chinese-owned social media platform WeChat account and a lawmaker on Monday accused China's leaders of political interference. World News | Australian Prime Minister Loses Control of WeChat Account.

Australian prime minister loses control of WeChat account - Vimarsana News

Australian prime minister loses control of WeChat account

CANBERRA, Australia (AP) — Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has lost control of his account on the Chinese-owned social media platform WeChat and a lawmaker on Monday accused China's leaders