Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese met with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing to unlock exciting new trade opportunities, enhance regional security, and accelerate climate collaboration-marking a significant step toward mending the strained ties between the two nations
The US has reportedly pressed Australia to clearly define its stance should a conflict erupt over Taiwan, amid rising tensions with China. This appeal highlights Canberra’s delicate tightrope walk between maintaining strong ties with key allies and managing its complex relationship with Beijing
The Lowy Institute explores Australia’s shifting perspective on China, revealing growing concerns over economic dependence and regional security. Canberra now views Beijing’s rise as a complex strategic challenge that requires thoughtful and careful management
Australia has pushed back against China’s claims about its role in Pacific aid projects, exposing that many initiatives credited to Beijing are actually driven by local communities or other international partners-not Chinese support
Former Australian Prime Minister reveals he had the authority to block a controversial port lease to a Chinese company, sparking a heated debate over foreign investment and national security, Bloomberg reports
China’s recent live-fire naval exercises have sparked concern in Australia and New Zealand, despite no violations of international law. Analysts suggest regional security fears and the potential for escalated tensions in the Indo-Pacific are driving these apprehensions.
China has criticized Australia for “hyping” recent Chinese naval drills, calling the claims unfounded and politically motivated. This escalation in rhetoric reflects ongoing tensions between the two nations amid regional security concerns.
China’s recent naval drill in the South China Sea has elicited a measured reaction from Australia and New Zealand. Both nations stress the importance of regional stability, emphasizing the need for dialogue amid rising geopolitical tensions.
