Loneliest superpower

Published AuthorBelle Hammond

Griffith Asia Institute Director, Professor Andrew O’Neil, was today quoted in an article by Rowan Callick for The Australian.

The article discusses the ‘hot spot’ political issues currently plaguing China, including yesterday’s revelation that that five officers of Shanghai-based Unit 61398 of the People’s Liberation Army — have been charged with economic hacking by the US Justice Department.

You can read the full story in The Australian.

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