Why China's latest target is France's Emmanuel Macron
Australia's experience shows the price French brandymakers could pay as Beijing retaliates against the EU's electric car probe.
On Christmas Day, China’s Ministry of Commerce raised its annual quota for Australian wool imports by five per cent for 2024.
In one respect, it was an unremarkable announcement as it was in line with the 2015 free trade agreement that stipulated China would raise its tariff-free quota on Australian wool imports by five per cent each year until 2024.
But …
