China furious after Australia signs security alliance with US and UK

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : Arbitrary bans and trade tariffs were imposed on billions of dollars worth of key Australian exports to China including barley, wine, beef, cotton, seafood, coal, copper and timber.
47% : November 27: Australian coal exports to China have dropped 96 per cent in the first three weeks of November as 82 ships laden with 8.8million tonnes of coal are left floating off Chinese ports where they have been denied entry.
44% : Mr Morrison reportedly tried to speak with the French President Emmanuel Macron on Wednesday regarding the new deal.
38% : Over the past year Beijing has effectively banned or partially blocked Australian barley, coal, seafood, wine and other commodities after Canberra called for an investigation into the origins of coronavirus.
34% : November 3: Barley, sugar, red wine, logs, coal, lobster and copper imports from Australia unofficially banned under a directive from the government,

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