The Guardian • trade
Issue #2102
Don’t use ‘overcapacity’ to harm economic globalisation
For some time, China has been accused of “overcapacity” in new energy products. This kind of hype is unreasonable and just a carefully crafted distraction,...
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Issue #2125
Trump and the global reality
What does the re-election of Donald Trump mean? Why was he elected so comfortably? What does it mean for the USA, and for the American...
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Issue #2105
Where our real national interest lies
The visit of Chinese Premier Li Qiang to Australia has revealed much about this country and how it views its relationship with China. Two distinct...
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Issue #2105
Europe being drawn into US trade war
There has been a meeting of G7 finance ministers and central bankers high on the agenda was China and how the G7 should respond to...
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Issue #2110
Belt and Road: Three aspects
The ancient Silk Road thrived in times of peace, and declined in times of war. Without a peaceful and stable environment, it would be impossible...
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Issue #2165
GLOBAL BRIEFS
CHINA: Three US companies – unmanned vehicle maker Saronic Technologies, satellite technology company Aercomm, and subsea engineering firm Oceaneering International, have been added to China’s...
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Issue #2092
DINGO
Who is the target of the AUKUS alliance? The answer is explicit in all the writing on the subject and what all the leaders of...
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Issue #2126
Trade war, Trump and decaying capitalism
The world is bracing itself for the coming war. No shot will be fired, at least not immediately. No troops will be paraded, but the...
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Issue #2125
Australia’s contradictory relationship with China
Two hundred and fifty Australian businesses were represented at the 7th China International Import Expo (CIIE) in Shanghai. Minister for Trade and Tourism, Don Farrell,...
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Issue #2141
Trump‘s existential threat
Trump is a performer. He knows how to whip up a crowd and win over a large section of the working class contrary to their...
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Issue #2133
Trade: Who benefits?
The Australian government never hesitates in to preach the values of Western democracy, and how Australia is an outstanding example. We regularly elect governments in...
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Issue #2141
Tariffs blackmail will backfire
On 2 April, US president Donald Trump imposed sweeping, so-called “reciprocal tariffs” ranging from 10% to 50% on almost all nations based on the US’s...
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Issue #2120
DINGO
A word on the “drug trade.” The trade in illicit drugs is big business – very big business. It is carried on by a combination...
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Issue #2139
PBS: Need not greed
Amid all the angst and turbulence surrounding President Trump’s global tariff trade war, Big Pharma in the USA have their sights set on destroying Australia’s...
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Issue #2157
EDITORIAL
The establishment of the People’s Republic of China and the ending of colonial regimes in Asia (and elsewhere) began the fundamental, qualitative change that has...
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Issue #2164
EDITORIAL
Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan has just returned from a five day official visit to China. While there, she tried to build relations with Chinese officials,...
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