The Pieces of our Chinese Puzzle

Ted O’Brien’s recent article prompts a deeper look at China, beyond the usual trade and human rights issues. Key points include Australia's economic ties as a diplomatic example; China's port investments and sovereignty concerns; Australia's underused fisheries and foreign interests; the impact of Chinese students abroad; China's historical stance versus modern ambitions; technological shifts in warfare; global supply chain vulnerabilities; and the introduction of China's digital currency. Embracing these complexities requires nuanced understanding and a departure from simplistic narratives.

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