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| China Flexing its Air Might over Taiwan
Numerous fighter jets flew into Taiwan's airspace threatening the Island nation. Such regular patrols are not new for Taiwan for which China states that it is protecting its sovereignty.
Taiwan's Defence Ministry condemned the actions as threatening and damaging to peace and stability. Last month Taiwan's president Tsai Ing-Wen warned that the risk of accidental conflict was increasing because of China's actions in the South China Sea.
China had no immediate comment on the incident.
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Australian Authorities Search of Chinese Journalists ‘barbaric’
China claims that Australian authorities of “barbaric” searches of the homes of four Chinese journalists.
The journalists are under investigation for trying to influence a New South Wales politician Shaoquett Moselmane on positions relating to China using a WeChat group
Australian authorities interrogated the journalists from Chinese state-run organizations Xinhua, China Media Group, and China News Service, all Chinese state-run media sources.
The Chinese reporters' homes were searched and work computers, phones, and other devices were seized over potential violations of Australian foreign interference laws.
Australia’s foreign affairs department did not comment immediately.
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India, Australia, France Meet for Dialogue of Chinese Aggression
The foreign secretaries of India, Australia and France met to discuss collaborating on China's aggressive actions. The three sides discussed economic and geostrategic possibilities with a focus in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic. This meeting resulted from China’s aggressive actions, including the border conflict with India the South China Sea military build-up. The focus of the dialogue was on enhancing cooperation in the Indo-Pacific region.
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