Japanese troops will train with US and Australian forces as concerns over China grow
The defense ministers from the U.S., Japan and Australia have agreed to step up military cooperation and expressed concern about a spate of confrontations with China’s increasingly assertive military.
Australia’s risky gamble in aligning with Japan’s military expansion
Sky News in its own inimitable fashion of crafting a narrative to suit a purpose describes the announcement of regular joint military drills among Australia, US and Japan as a move "likely to anger ...
Goldman Cuts Australia Economic Outlook on Trump Tariff Impact
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. lowered its forecast for Australia’s economic growth in 2025, pointing to likely “negative ...
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‘For love’: China student makes weekly Australia trips for class, returns home to see partner
A Chinese international student in Australia commuted between two countries weekly for three months so that he could be ...
Late Zhang winner reignites China's World Cup dream, Saudis hold Australia
China reignited their World Cup qualification hopes with a last-gasp 1-0 win over Bahrain in Riffa thanks to a Zhang Yuning ...
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Donald Trump’s China tariff plan would have ‘consequences’ for Australia, Treasury chief warns
Australia would be a casualty in a US-China trade war if a re-elected Donald Trump hiked tariffs on Beijing, the Treasury ...
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APEC beneficial to both Australia, China
APEC accounts for 60 percent of the world's economy and is home to 3 billion people. It's a forum in which Australia and ...
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US, Japan, Australia broaden exercises, set target for live-fire drill
Starting next year, Tokyo will send a brigade to train with the Australian and American militaries. The first of these ...
China renamed its homegrown regional airliner to better sell it abroad. Here's how it compares to its closest rival.
The C909 has been compared to planes like the Boeing 717 and the McDonnell Douglas MD-80, but its closest in-service ...
China hoping Australia is ‘stupid’ enough to take $1.8 trillion climate demand seriously
Strategic Analysis Australia Director Michael Shoebridge has slammed China’s climate demand for developed nations to pay $1.8 ...