China`s conduct in Hong Kong comes under cautious scrutiny on Q&A
(The Guardian China)

Panellists debate whether Australia is `turning a blind eye´ to China´s rising powerAs demonstrators shut down Hong Kong´s airport on Monday in protest against police brutality, a Chinese official said `terrorism` was emerging in the city. Meanwhile, on the ABC´s Q&A program, the `people´s panellist` guest suggested he shared China´s view, prompting one of the more cautious political discussions ever held on the show. Related: Australian travellers stranded in Hong Kong after protesters shut down airport People`s Panellist Li Shee Su believes there`s `another player` in the Hong Kong protests. Drew Pavlou disagrees with Li Shee`s comments #QandA pic.twitter.com/B5B2ObqGGH Related: Birmingham warns MPs to think twice before speaking out on `sensitive` China matters Related: Witness K and the `outrageous` spy scandal that failed to shame Australia Australia has no Bill of Rights, no ICAC, police raids on media and no free speech for public servants. Are we a democracy or an authoritarian regime? #QandA pic.twitter.com/A18qK6P9hm Continue reading...