China has once again ramped up its warning to Australia, stressing the escalating feud between the two countries will only result in an “angry” China becoming “the enemy”.

Australia has responded by reiterating the ball is in China’s court when it comes to repairing ties, yet Beijing is insistent the relationship is to be salvaged by Canberra by “correcting their mistakes”.

In an increasingly tense relationship, Beijing once again appears to be honing in on the Morrison government following the US election which has cast doubt over Canberra’s position as an ally to an aggressive stance on China.

A 14-point dossier, not too dissimilar to a list of grievances Chinese state media issued in July, was handed to Nine Newspapers by an unnamed Chinese diplomat late on Tuesday.

“China is angry,” a government official told a Nine reporter in Canberra.

“If you make China the enemy, China will be the enemy.”

Brody wrote: ↑Thu Nov 19, 2020 7:33 am 'We will be the enemy': China issues stunning threat to Australia

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China has once again ramped up its warning to Australia, stressing the escalating feud between the two countries will only result in an “angry” China becoming “the enemy”.

Australia has responded by reiterating the ball is in China’s court when it comes to repairing ties, yet Beijing is insistent the relationship is to be salvaged by Canberra by “correcting their mistakes”.

In an increasingly tense relationship, Beijing once again appears to be honing in on the Morrison government following the US election which has cast doubt over Canberra’s position as an ally to an aggressive stance on China.

A 14-point dossier, not too dissimilar to a list of grievances Chinese state media issued in July, was handed to Nine Newspapers by an unnamed Chinese diplomat late on Tuesday.

“China is angry,” a government official told a Nine reporter in Canberra.

“If you make China the enemy, China will be the enemy.”

Felgerkarb wrote:Or, you will do what, China? Attack? Go for it. See what happens.

jah steu wrote: ↑Thu Nov 19, 2020 8:46 am

Felgerkarb wrote:Or, you will do what, China? Attack? Go for it. See what happens.

I’m sure nothing so crude. Australia owes China billions of dollars. That could be called in. China has and can cancel billions of dollars in iron ore and other imports from Australia.
It can forbid the millions of Chinese tourists from visiting Australia. Likewise the hundreds of thousands of high-paying Chinese students attending Australian universities.
All this would financially cripple Australia for many years.


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It can forbid the millions of Chinese tourists from visiting Australia. Likewise the hundreds of thousands of high-paying Chinese students attending Australian universities.