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Japan Clinches Landmark $6.5 Billion Warship Deal With Australia to Counter China
SYDNEY/TOKYO (Reuters) -Japan clinched a landmark A$10 billion ($6.5 billion) deal on Tuesday to build warships for Australia, marking Tokyo's most consequential defence sale since ending a military export ban in 2014 as it steps away from postwar pacifism to counter China.
A Chinese citizen has been charged under Australia's foreign interference laws for allegedly collecting information about an ...
Guan Yin Citta Dharma Door, which reportedly has millions of followers internationally, has been banned by the Chinese ...
Foreign Minister Penny Wong said on Tuesday that Australia would not tolerate surveillance of its community by foreign ...
It also comes amid pressure from Washington, Canberra’s most important ally, to secure control of the port in northern ...
In the 1990s and 2000s, Chinese weapons systems and military equipment were seen as being little more than imitations of old ...
Down a sandy, dirt road on the outskirts of Darwin in Australia’s Northern Territory lies one of the US and Australia’s most ...
Australia is emerging as a significant non-China source for gallium metal, a critical mineral for advanced technologies, through initiatives like Alcoa's joint development and Critical Metals Corp's ...
Mining billionaire Gina Rinehart is one of the big winners from the Albanese government’s move to set a floor price for rare ...
Australia is considering setting a price floor to support critical minerals projects, including rare earths, Resources ...
The opposition says China and Russia are “testing” Australia with joint naval drills in the Western Pacific due to Anthony ...
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