Could Australia’s government have handled China better?

 It is the oldest move in the Communist Party’s playbook: to lock a country in the doghouse when it has offended the cosmic order. Yet even by China’s standards, the 14 grievances presented to the government of Australia this month are striking in scope and animosity.


Read more:  https://www.economist.com/asia/2020/11/26/could-australias-government-have-handled-china-better 



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