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Flat White

Doing business with China without retreating on national security

26 October 2017

6:00 PM

26 October 2017

6:00 PM

China is a one-party state led by Xi Jinping, whose powers look like growing to that of a modern Stalin, or at least Mao. In a zeitgeist of international turmoil, Australia needs to balance our commercial interests with our national security and democratic ethos. We don’t need endless op-eds adulating the new Xi cult of personality by every expert that’s ever flown over China.

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