China’s Diplomatic Row With Australia Just Keeps Getting Worse

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The diplomatic row between China and Australia just keeps getting worse, with no obvious off-ramp to the downward spiral in relations between the two key trading partners.Ties have been fraught since 2018 when Canberra barred Huawei Technologies Co. from building its 5G network on national security grounds. They went into the deep freeze earlier this year after Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s government called for an international inquiry into the origins of the coronavirus.

China’s Diplomatic Row With Australia Just Keeps Getting Worse

The diplomatic row between China and Australia just keeps getting worse, with no obvious off-ramp to the downward spiral in relations between the two key trading partners.Ties have been fraught since 2018 when Canberra barred Huawei Technologies Co. from building its 5G network on national security grounds. They went   into the deep freeze earlier this year after Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s government called for an international inquiry into the origins of the coronavirus.

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