PAUL PERVERSI. Understanding anti-China Bias and other prejudices

Recent articles in Pearls and Irritations, such as those by Paul Malone, James Curran, Ramesh Thakur and Mike Scrafton, have highlighted the nonsensical nature of much analysis, reporting and opinion, particularly in relation to a trenchant and sustained bias against China. A fascinating question is to ask what is behind this trend.
CAVAN HOGUE. Hong Kong - Students and police
Cavan Hogue

CAVAN HOGUE. Hong Kong - Students and police

Shinzo Abe’s China visit will push infrastructure and sea ties to counter US tensions (South China Morning Post, 20.10.18)
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Shinzo Abe’s China visit will push infrastructure and sea ties to counter US tensions (South China Morning Post, 20.10.18)

HENNY SENDER. The weaponisation of the dollar risks rebounding on the US.
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HENNY SENDER. The weaponisation of the dollar risks rebounding on the US.

TONY WALKER. Australia needs to reset the relationship with China and stay cool.
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TONY WALKER. Australia needs to reset the relationship with China and stay cool.

WANNING SUN. Megaphone diplomacy is good for selling papers, but harmful for Australia-China relations.
Wanning Sun

WANNING SUN. Megaphone diplomacy is good for selling papers, but harmful for Australia-China relations.

A new Cold War arms race has begun
Richard Broinowski

A new Cold War arms race has begun

ROSS BURNS. The Art of the Pushover
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ROSS BURNS. The Art of the Pushover

ALISON BROINOWSKI. Back to the FutureAsia.
Alison Broinowski

ALISON BROINOWSKI. Back to the FutureAsia.

China and North Korea: the long goodbye.
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China and North Korea: the long goodbye.