Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp is shrinking – Facebook is now 60 times the size – yet its political clout still has Australia’s politicians entranced. MICHAEL WEST asks, when will its hold over governments fade? 19 […]
COVID-19 will prompt many European policymakers to give more than just a passing thought to China 18 May 2020 | Professor Kerry Brown (Image: Arthur Osipyan) The dramatic impact of COVID-19 on Europe has awakened […]
Huawei Australia lawyers Nick Xenophon and Mark Davis report that Malcolm Turnbull’s memoir reveals no “smoking gun” to ban Huawei 5G on national security grounds. 1 May 2020 | Nick Xenophon & Mark Davis Since Huawei was banned by […]
Chinese business is under constant suspicion of trying to peddle influence in Australia, yet 15 out of Australia’s biggest 20 listed-companies are majority owned by US investors. Michael West asks who are the benefactors of […]
The idea of making China pay COVID-19 reparations is just as absurd as the people making those calls 23 April 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein (Image: Annie Spratt) The history of the last century of global conflict […]
Oil prices have had their biggest fall in two decades, storage capacity is running out and demand has been emaciated by COVID-19 20 April 2020, Roc Xunpeng Shi, UTS Even after OPEC+ approved its biggest-ever […]
Crisis far from over but things have become a little more clear 3 April 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein Just ten days ago, Australia’s rate of COVID-19 infections had reached a point where the number of […]
Having already primed the economy with a stimulus package worth a whopping 10 percent of GDP, the government will soon have other problems, Michael West reports on a neat solution to a very untidy problem, the […]
Thanks to a culture which recognises individuals should act with the greater good in mind, Chinese-Australians have potentially spared tens of thousands of Australians from COVID-19 infection 25 March 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein Short of […]
Many Chinese-Australians and Chinese working and studying in Australia are troubled in this crisis because it is difficult to understand the actions of our government and health officials, Marcus Reubenstein helps explain what is going […]
The global reaction to the consequences of COVID-19 is absolutely warranted BUT its low mortality rate has lulled much of the world into ignoring the fight against a highly contagious virus. 20 March 2020 | […]
Is an obsession with criticising everything China does about to deliver needless pain to countless people around the globe? 19 March 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein Since its breakout in Wuhan, most likely in December, COVID-19 […]
An outbreak of COVID-19 fear has caused havoc across the world’s financial markets, Rudi Filapek-Vandyck says it could be time to lose the losers and back the winners 3 March 2020 | Rudi Filapek-Vandyck, FNArena […]
Over the last few days, it seems as if global investors outside China have suddenly woken up to the economic threat posed by the coronavirus, more than a month after the virus became widely reported. […]
Students at Sydney University send support as thousands of international students remain stranded in China (Image: Syd Uni) Stereotyping Chinese students as a threat is as wrong-headed as pretending that there is no problem at […]
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