Lowy Institute Poll: Australians Warm Up to China

The video discusses the evolving public opinion in Australia regarding China, highlighting a shift from viewing China as a security threat to an economic partner. Trust in China and Xi Jinping remains low, with concerns about military conflict over Taiwan. Factors influencing perceptions include COVID-19, trade measures, and China's regional behavior. The video also covers trade relations, friend-shoring, and the impact of diplomatic efforts on Australia-China relations. It concludes with a discussion on strategic competition between the US and China and its implications for Australia.

How has the COVID-19 pandemic affected Australian perceptions of China?

What do Australians think about the priority of ensuring supply chains run through friendly countries?

What percentage of Australians believe that Australia should remain neutral if a war broke out between the US and China?