, who said on Tuesday Mr Morrison should engage with China without using "a loudhailer from the United States", so "there was no confusion that the Prime Minister was advancing Australia's national interest".
Dr Chen said the increased government hostility was sparked by media reports over increasing Chinese interference in Australian politics. Several allegations revealed in those reports are now before the NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption. The tension culminated in 2018, when former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull banned Chinese telco giant Huawei from participating in Australia's 5G network over national security concerns.
China's President Xi Jinping is expected to meet briefly with Mr Morrison on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Co-operation forum in Chile in November, but Professor Wang said an invitation to China remains out of the question without Australia offering a compromise on Huawei and other tensions."The thing about any political visit is to do something," said Professor Wang. "Solve the problem first and then visit.
They said China would continue to see itself as a campaigner for other developing nations on trade and the environment as a "super developing country"."Australia has been shirking its responsibility for climate change and shifting responsibility to China," said Dr Chen.
rharris334 ErykBagshaw Would make me proud if that was the case you Chinese dogs
rharris334 ErykBagshaw Seriously?
rharris334 ErykBagshaw Doesn't China realise Morrison is so stupid and ineffective in his roll as our PM, the majority of one government (and she's Chinese) will not last if he keeps making major statements without thinking first.
rharris334 ErykBagshaw China - always playing the victim
rharris334 ErykBagshaw China is not interested in friends. They are only keen on taking on the world to become a powerhouse... and this they will do any any cost. Morrisons words in the USA will come and bite us
rharris334 ErykBagshaw I think we should judge China by actions, not words THEY are the INCREASING emitter driver, of ClimateChange , despite the publicity spin. THEY are aggressor of South China Sea, they seek agents of influence in Australia. Actions speak louder than words
rharris334 ErykBagshaw Good on you LNP you’ve dragged us into this !
rharris334 ErykBagshaw Reap what you sow Scomo
rharris334 ErykBagshaw So pull everything out of this country then.
rharris334 ErykBagshaw China is a disgusting country Go ScottMorrisonMP auspol
rharris334 ErykBagshaw The Chinese Govt does not take advice. I hope ScottMorrisonMP finally wakes up. This is the response we get after all that has been sold off to them. auspol AlboMP
rharris334 ErykBagshaw No. Aust is a friend enough to tell China some home truths.
rharris334 ErykBagshaw No we are not. We love Chinese Uncle Vinnie Says. VIC markets Dim Sims Rule
rharris334 ErykBagshaw The claim by China is straight out of the Chinese playbook ie tell everyone that you are the victim
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Australia and China can work together to benefit Pacific: Labor MP | Sky News AustraliaLabor MP Matt Thistlethwaite says while Australia’s security foundation will always be tied to the US, Australia should look to strengthen ties with China.\n \n“The relation between Australia, China and the US has been in the media of late,” he told Sky News host Chris Kenny. \n \n“Australia’s foundation of our security relationship will always be through the ANZUS treaty, but we believe that there are also opportunities for cooperation with players within our region, particularly China, around economic development, international development, and around defence cooperation to promote peace and stability within our region.”\n \nThe Member for Kingsford Smith pointed to a previous Labor initiative in Papua New Guinea as an example of ways that Australia and China can cooperate for the benefit of the pacific region. \n \n“We had a program where when we worked with cooperatively with China on malaria eradication in Papua New Guinea,” he said. “That's an example of Australia and China as nations coming together to deal with what's a very big issue in the pacific for one of our most important neighbours.”\n \n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n MThistlethwaite China stole the blueprints for the new Asio building. Australia DID NOTHING China stole the plans to our Fighter Jet Australia DID NOTHING China was caught hacking yet again last month Australia DID NOTHING When is enough enough. pmlive speers theboltreport MThistlethwaite Idiot. MThistlethwaite Sure. Now tell us how? They are invading our rights to travel legally through sea channels. Providing substandard goods made from 'our' resources (supposedly), buying our farms and sending all produce to China. Where is the 'friend'?
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Treat China like a grown-up, says Scott Morrison on US tourThe prime minister says the whole world - China and the US included - must pull together to make sure global trading rules are fit for a modern age. Great news, together we can bring real prosperity. Love Trump he is doing a great job, hope Scomo is 1\\2 as successful. I have been Back in France a month now and I can truly appreciate the mediocrity of the Australian government. It’s a different world here almost not the same timeline. Australia seems so backward viewed from here.
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Scott Morrison is vulnerable on two fronts with his China argumentThings escalate quickly when someone challenges the status quo in a way that hinders China.
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China has a 'two-track economy' | Sky News AustraliaThe Prime Minister has argued that China is no longer a developing nation, but the Australian Strategic Policy Institute’s Michael Shoebridge says the Asian powerhouse now has a “two-track economy”.\n\n“It’s like that Dickens book ‘A Tale of Two Cities’,” Mr Shoebridge told Sky News host David Speers. \n\nWhile regional communities in China remain incredibly poor, “there’s a highly-developed Chinese economy with high technology and hundreds of millions of people living at middle class standards, comparable to Australia.”\n\n“From an international trade point of view, the part of the Chinese economy that matters is the developed part of that economy.”\n\nAlthough China may seem to have come into its own in recent years, Mr Shoebridge reminded viewers that China hasn’t “done this on its own” - and should still be a nation to watch.\n\n“It’s been lifted by its engagement with other world economies – Australia, the US, the EU,” he said. \n\n“As a communist authoritarian state, it has chosen to use its newfound wealth very strangely, and that is to grow the military, economy, political, cyber, and intelligence power and to use those assertively against its own people and other countries.” \n\nImage: Getty\n You can’t be almost the biggest economy in the world and be “developing “ 🤣 so let me get this straight.. Morrison is pro Chinese when he's on Australian soil but anti Chinese on U.S. soil OK
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AUS-US meeting is about 'putting pressure on China and Iran' | Sky News AustraliaJames Brown from the United States Studies Centre says Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s attendance at a Trump rally is “probably not helping us build bridges into the democratic contenders'. \n\n“At this point in the political cycle, being seen as a net contributor to the US economy is very important,” he said.\n\nMr Brown told Sky News the meeting between Australia and the US was about “putting more pressure on China and other countries like Iran”. \n\nImage: Twitter \u002F FLOTUS ScottMorrisonMP realDonaldTrump 'Democratic Contenders' are a joke. ScottMorrisonMP realDonaldTrump Might have indicated date that 99 year lease of Darwin Harbor is being called in? Oh say can we see the Yanks are on the way? To secure the Harbor that during the Second World War was almost taken by the Japanese bombing it but the Yanks gave them a pasting and now China here? ScottMorrisonMP realDonaldTrump How embarrassing for an Australian PM to be seen in such company.
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