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By Su-Lin Tan Verified
| Pearls and Irritations
November 2, 2020 This isnt banter or trolling this is cancel culture that seeks to extinguish the opinions of those who dont conform to the view of certain politicians or media outlets. It is a phenomenon that has the ironic and harmful effect of undermining democratic values, including the right to free speech.
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By Su-Lin Tan Verified
| Pearls and Irritations
Cheng Lei, who was imprisoned in China for three years, says Australians should not overreact over every bilateral issue with Beijing. Freed Australian journalist Cheng Lei, who was imprisoned in Beijing for three years, has urged Australians to avoid taking simplistic or extreme views about China.
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ASEAN can add momentum to Australias call for US-China detente

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By Su-Lin Tan Verified
| Pearls and Irritations
Australias former foreign minister Bob Carr and 49 others are supporting an appeal for easing of hostility between the two superpowers. The Asean leaders meeting in Melbourne could provide a platform for discussions on peace security and boosting areas of cooperation with China and the US. A congregation of Asean leaders in March could prove timely in providing an impetus to a detente between the United States and China called by a group of notable Australians, a former minister has said.
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