Australia warns China will face consequences for huge cyber attack

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : The call for transparency was met with an array of arbitrary bans and tariffs on key Australian exports including barley, wine, beef, cotton, seafood, coal and timbre.
51% : The Home Affairs Minister slammed Beijing for 'undermining international stability' after Australia joined the US, UK, European Union, New Zealand, Canada, and NATO in accusing Beijing of a large hack on the Microsoft Exchange email server earlier this year.
33% : They said the real goal of authoritarian powers such as China, Russia, North Korea and Iran is to overwhelm the west with paranoia and distrust in governments, media, science and independent judiciary.
29% : In the past, Australia attributed cyber attacks to Iran, China, North Korea, and Russia -

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