Fu Yu — the Chinese artist behind a digitally altered image of an Australian soldier holding a knife to the throat of an Afghan child — speaks out on social media. Here's what we know about his controversial work.
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Australia
'A long journey of a nightmare'
The first charter flight of international students is set to arrive in Australia on Monday under a pilot program to bring students back to Australia — here is what we know.
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Australia's Taiwan and Hong Kong diaspora 'conflicted' about the U.S election
With just days until the US election, pro-democracy supporters in Hong Kong and Taiwan are weighing up who they think would do a better job supporting their causes. President Donald Trump appears to be the candidate of choice for many who believe he will take a stronger stance against China.
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'A conflicted bunch'
Some of Australia's Hong Kong and Taiwanese diaspora say they would like to see a Trump victory next week, even though the decision is counter to their beliefs. Their reason? Freedom for their homelands.
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'Daigou are disappearing'
Empty baby formula shelves had become a regular phenomenon across Australia, but a sudden decline in purchasing power and demand for Australian goods from China is changing that. How has COVID-19 shaken Australia's multi-billion dollar daigou industry?
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