by Patrick J. Byrne
Symbolic of the retreat from globalisation of trade, Foxconn, the manufacturer of iPhones and key supplier of Apple products, says it is moving more of its operations back to th…
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by Patrick J. Byrne
Towards the end of July, the United States closed the Chinese consulate in Houston, saying it was a hub of spying and intellectual property theft. Shortly afterwards, U.S. Secre…
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by Patrick J. Byrne
The Federal Government is yet to produce a coherent plan to deal with huge challenges: threats from Beijing’s aggressive nationalism, major global supply chain disruptions and…
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AN OLD PERSON’S OBSERVATION
In the era between World War II and the mid 1970s, Australia could manufacture a vast range of products – planes, cars, ships and a million things in between. Practica…
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by George Christensen MP
Alarm bells rang throughout Canberra and Australian industry in late April, when Communist China’s Ambassador to Australia, Jingye Cheng, raised the spectre of a Chinese …
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INFRARED-ACTIVE GASES
The surface of the earth is warmed mostly by radiation from the sun, and some of this heat energy is distributed to the atmosphere, mostly by conduction, convection, and evapora…
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Australia’s symbiotic relationship with China has seen tremendous growth over the past few decades, but it also has come at a great price to our economic independence.
The institutes named for C…
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THE CHURCH IN CHINA
The Wall Street Journal has published a most disturbing article, which describes the condition of the Catholic Church in China. The article refers to a recent agreement between th…
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The Hong Kong-born federal member for Chisholm, Gladys Liu, certainly has questions to answer over her membership of organisations controlled by the Chinese Communist Party.
Gladys Li…
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For three months, huge crowds of up to two million people have protested in Hong Kong against Communist Beijing’s efforts to impose sweeping curbs on freedom of speech in the territory.
Hon…
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THE NEW ART OF WAR: China’s Deep Strategy inside the United States
by William J. Holstein
Brick Tower Press, NY Paperback: 232 pages Price: AUD$32.95
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MAOISM: A Global History
by Julia Lovell
Vintage, London Paperback: 448 pages Price: AUD$35
Reviewed by Bill James
Those over a certain age will remember the reig…
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Restrictions apply to Australian coal but not to coal from competitors like Russia or Indonesia Australia has resisted Beijing on several strategic and security fronts A national d…
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Asian countries are moving away from dependence on Beijing investment capital When will we get our own development bank so Australia won’t need infrastructure funding from ove…
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Trade is in the headlines with Donald Trump’s tariffs on Chinese imports and on imported steel, a reaction to decades of trade deficits and the loss of American industry and jobs.
More on t…
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BULLY OF ASIA: Why China’s Dream Is the New Threat to World Order
by Steven W. Mosher
Regnery Publishing, Washington DC
Hardcover: 256 pages Price: AUD$39.25…
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EVERYTHING UNDER THE HEAVENS: How the Past Helps Shape China’s Push for Global Power
by Howard W. French
Scribe, Melbourne
Paperback: 352 pages Price: AUD$35.00…
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China’s policy to avoid the global financial crisis (GFC) was to generate easy credit. However, a looming credit crisis is exposing structural flaws in the Chinese economy.
China’s ph…
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China has a blend of a planned economy and unbridled capitalism that you won’t find mentioned in any textbook, writes Patrick J. Byrne.An intriguing question was raised recently in Der Spiegel magazin…
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