Canberra: – The Australian Parliament passed the law to keep a tab on the monopoly of Google and Facebook. Australia becomes the first country to pass legislation of this nature against the leading countries in the information technology sector. As per this law named ‘New Media Bargaining code’, Google and Facebook will have to pay […]
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Washington: A severe reaction emerged from across the globe against Facebook’s unilateral decision to impose a ban on news in Australia. The US, the UK and other European countries have stepped up efforts for action against Facebook and other big tech companies, and a bill is likely to be introduced soon in the US Congress. […]
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Canberra: – Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison reprimanded Facebook with sharp words; the closure of Facebook services in Australia is a glaring example of what the Big Tech companies can do as they feel they are above the government and no rules apply to them. Such actions justify the apprehensions of other countries towards these […]
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New Delhi: – Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison held a telephonic talk. Prime Minister Modi said that the decision to strengthen strategic cooperation between the two countries was taken during the discussion. Simultaneously, Prime Minister Modi said that even the regional issued were discussed with Prime Minister Morrison. Virtual meeting […]
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Washington/Canberra: – The US moves to break the Chinese monopoly in the Rare Earth Minerals, necessary for the defence sector, have gained momentum. The US defence department has selected an Australian company to start a Rare Earth Minerals Facility. Only last month, the Chinese government brought a resolution to make the controls stricter for the […]
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Beijing/Canberra: – It has been revealed that the Chinese population is suffering the effects of the trade embargo imposed by the Chinese communist regime against Australia. Last year, the Chinese communist regime ordered the blacklisting of Australian coal. Accordingly, the coal imports from Australia were stopped, spelling trouble for many of the Chinese thermal power […]
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Washington: – A Chinese mouthpiece accused that the Australian government is looking at the Chinese government as an opposing ideology; the decision that China is a threat is emerging from this stand. Chinese daily, People’s Daily accused that the new Australian decision also to take revenge against China. Australia has strongly dismissed the accusations. Since […]
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Canberra/Beijing: – Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison warned that Australia would not succumb to any pressure saying that China should clearly remember that no conditions can be put if they are interested in maintaining bilateral relations. Don’t expect that restrictions will be imposed on the Australian media; rules for who can invest in the country […]
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London/Canberra/Beijing: – Shocking revelation has been made that the members of the Chinese communist party have infiltrated big companies, banks, universities and think tanks, along with the embassies of the United States, the United Kingdom and Australia. The pro-democracy activists discovered this information through cyberattacks. An international group formed to expose the activities of the […]
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Canberra/Beijing: – While the tension between China and Australia is festering, one more development adding to the tension has been reported. A private company from China has imposed sanctions on the residents of the island and has started interfering even with day-to-day life, including travel. There has been a severe reaction from the residents against […]
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