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BREAKING: A new report from @ASPI_ICPC reveals the extent of China's "coercive diplomacy" as Beijing's global ambitions grow.
The report documents 152 cases of coercive diplomacy, affecting 27 countries over the past 10 years.
https://www.aspi.org.au/report/chinese-communist-partys-coercive-diplomacy …
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The authors define coercive diplomacy as non militarised threats against other states. Examples include trade sanctions, boycotts, arbitrary detention and travel restrictions. Threats are triggered around sensitive issues such as Taiwan, Huawei technology and human rights.
Unlike other countries, China's coercive diplomacy is often unofficial and rarely acknowledged in public. Cases have spiked over the last three years as the Chinese Communist Party's confidence abroad has grown.pic.twitter.com/RGhA6wiuow
The report's conclusions echoes calls led by #IPAC 
members @kimbakit @SenPaterson and Andrew Hastie to reduce strategic dependency on China through economic coordination with allies.
Only by standing together can democratic countries guard against Beijing's threats.
Right, #CCPChina attempts to extend communism to the world, that was the goal of #Mao, now #XiJinping tries to finish it but he will be failed attack by the whole world. It's a long evil plan by #CCPChina and they have been working for decades.
China is not developing country as Chinese always claim, all countries just ask for fair deal with China.
We are not slaves and no one should be, stand up and fight against the authoritarian #CCP regime. #AntiChinazi #FightForFreedompic.twitter.com/4FDKz97iob
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