First came the AI-generated videos depicting Americans working in sweatshops. Since then,it’s been open slather,gifting Beijing a PR win.
No Pope has set foot in China,but Francis wants that to change. Critics say the cost of doing deals with Beijing has already been too high.
Donald Trump has already hit out at Xi Jinping’s visit to Vietnam,accusing the two sides of “trying to figure out,‘How do we screw the United States of America?’ ”
The former High Court of Australia chief justice is the latest overseas judge to resign from the bench after Beijing’s crackdown on the city.
After lifting tariffs on US goods again,to 125 per cent,China’s Finance Ministry signalled Beijing would no longer go tit-for-tat with the Trump administration.
With the two leaders standing eyeball to eyeball as global markets whipsaw around them,who will blink?
Labor has promised,if re-elected,to investigate concerns about the program that facilitated thousands of adoptions to Australia.
Analysts believe a deal between the world’s two biggest economies is now unlikely in the short term because it would require major concessions.
Long gone are the heady days of January,when Donald Trump and Xi Jinping spoke of solving the world’s problems together.
The former social worker says she is horrified by what she was asked to do in 1984 and is calling for an inquiry into Australia’s overseas adoption practices.