According to Sky News, Morrison told reporters on Saturday that the Australian government is very aware of the measures taken by the Chinese Communist Party to interfere in the Australian election, and the Australian government introduced the Foreign Intervention Act in 2018 is not groundless.
“We are very aware of the influence that the Chinese authorities want to exert on our country, and in fact we have laws in place to prevent that from happening… In terms of the argument that the Chinese authorities will not seek to interfere in Australia,” Morrison said. Know that we are not introducing legislation for no reason. We are introducing this legislation to ensure Australia’s security is not affected by interference in our country by other countries.”
The Foreign Intervention Act criminalises covert or deceptive conduct by foreign agents who seek to interfere with Australian democracy or support the intelligence activities of foreign governments, ensure exposure of foreign government interference in the Australian government and the Australian political process, and limit Australia’s of parties receive donations from foreign donors.
When asked if the “China-China Security Cooperation Agreement” was announced during the Australian general election to interfere in the Australian general election, Morrison said that the Chinese government has interfered in Australia’s internal affairs in its own way.
“All I can say is that foreign interference in Australia has its forms and that’s why we have laws on that,” he said.
Morrison also said that Australia resists Chinese interference in Australia in various fields. “That’s why we’re funding ASIO, why we’re funding our intelligence agencies, to counteract this, whether it’s against our universities, our schools or our institutes,” he said. intervention.”
Morrison said on April 24 that the Australian government cannot allow the Chinese Communist Party to establish a military base in the Solomon Islands, which is the red line of the Australian government on this issue.
Grant: China’s dictatorship has plunged the world into conflict
ABC international affairs analyst Stan Garant (Stan Garant), an Australian aboriginal, analyzed on Sunday (May 1) local time in Australia that if it were not for the Sino-Russian partnership, the Russian invasion of Ukraine might not have happened; and Putin and the CCP may have overestimated its strength.
An aggressive dictatorship, China, is bringing the world into conflict, he wrote, because “Russia may not have a full-scale invasion of Ukraine had it not been for the ever-closer alliance between China and Russia.” Chinese and Russian authorities signed an agreement on February 4. The “no cap” agreement, while the Winter Olympics just ended on February 21, Putin announced a full-scale invasion of Ukraine on February 24.
He also said that the CCP has taken control of some countries in Central Asia, to the Middle East and Africa, and has triggered a fierce regrouping. The security cooperation agreement signed by the CCP and Solomon is the latest development of this combination. In 2019, the government broke off diplomatic ties with Taiwan and drew closer ties with the Chinese Communist Party.
The China-China Security Cooperation Agreement has now sounded alarm bells for Australia’s Liberal coalition government and the opposition Labor Party, making them more concerned about the threat China poses to Australia and its allies.
He also analyzed that China has not carried out democratic reforms as expected by the international community, but, as Deng Xiaoping said, is hiding its strength and waiting for an opportunity; at the same time, it is preparing for war and threatening Taiwan.
He wrote: The 21st century has always been defined by US-China competition, and just as the US once saved world democracy in the 20th century, both Xi Jinping and Putin may have overestimated their power.