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Topic: Asia-Pacific
Xi Jinping and Scott Morrison (Image: AAP)

Australia is in a diplomatic cul-de-sac with China. The way out is a new kind of diplomacy

Foreign Affairs and Trade

Apr 15, 2021

1

Macdonald and his ministerial entourage accepted a private flight from Shenzen in southern China to Lanzhou in the far north-west during an official trade mission, writes <b>Alex Mitchell</b>.

Free flying in China – NSW Minister explains

Politics

Oct 24, 2008

Chinese growth is being revised to under 10% next year, but it won't spark a global or even an Australian recession, writes <b>Glenn Dyer</b>.

Chinese growth to slow, but don’t expect global ruination

Business

Oct 20, 2008

1

Despite China’s presence in the overall macro-economic equations, her voice has been rather mute. What can China do? Melbourne academic <b>Adam Fforde</b> investigates.

The global crisis: how can China help?

Business

Oct 15, 2008

2

<b>ANZ Chief Economist Saul Eslake</b> argues that Australia is uniquely placed to withstand an economic slowdown, however small, in China.

Eslake: What a Chinese slowdown means for Australia

Business

Oct 06, 2008

1

Last year it was American dogs and cats dying of kidney failure after eating pet food containing gluten from China that was tainted with melamine. This year it is Chinese babies, writes <b>Richard Farmer</b>.

From poisoning dogs and cats to babies

Politics

Sep 23, 2008

2

Last Friday Garnaut delivered the good news about China's efforts to suppress its fossil fuel emissions. Problem is, it's also bad news, writes <b>Simon Grose</b>.

Garnaut’s scary glimpse into China

Sep 09, 2008

7

China has done the most obvious thing and lifted sales taxes on cars with big engines to make them more costly: without actually saying so, it's effectively a tax on fuel consumption, writes <b>Glenn Dyer</b>.

Oz should follow China’s lead on car industry

Business

Aug 15, 2008

Keane's assessment of the pros and cons of autocracy vis a vis 'democracy' seems to me parochial and reliant on an ignorance of history, writes <b>Guy Rundle</b>.

On corruption, capitalism and autocracy

Politics

Aug 11, 2008

9

The rise of China and Russia has prompted a new and widespread version of self-loathing in the west, writes <b>Bernard Keane</b>.

Essayette: Capitalist autocracy is a corruption, not the future

Politics

Aug 08, 2008

3

How friendly are the Olympics, really?

State of the Planet: Going green Beijing?

Environment

Aug 08, 2008

'This was not the China we loved, this was just another city like all the others.' Crikey's China watcher takes the bus to Beijing.

China diary: On a clear day, you can see Beijing

News

Aug 06, 2008

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