How China has been transforming international education to become a leading host of students Editors' Picks China is now one of the leading host countries of international students in the world, with international education policymaking backed up by strategic priorities.
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Why has Beijing branded Australia racist? June 15, 2020 By The Mandarin Economy & Industry While Xi is running things, we can expect to hear much more about Australian racism, about Australian lapdogs dancing to American tunes, and about steering clear of Australia.
Foreign policy should play a bigger role in Australian elections. This is why it probably won't April 29, 2019 By Matt McDonald Editors' Picks Australians don’t tend to vote on foreign policy in federal elections. This makes perfect sense: there is, for the most part, a tradition of bipartisanship on foreign policy and usually a few key points of difference between the major parties.
