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Current Affairs:China could unofficial boycott against Australia

A security guard marches past flags decorating Beijing’s Tianenman Square (AAP)
A security guard marches past flags decorating Beijing's Tiananmen Square . (AP Photo/Greg Baker) Source: AP

South Korean President Moon Jae-In is in Beijing trying to mend economic ties with China after a diplomatic row cost his country billions of dollars. There are warnings that China could use similar tactics against Australia amid tensions over the government's planned crackdown on foreign interference.


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South Korean President Moon Jae-In is in Beijing trying to mend economic ties with China after a diplomatic row cost his country billions of dollars. There are warnings that China could use similar tactics against Australia amid tensions over the government's planned crackdown on foreign interference.



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