Australian media: Anti -China hurts Australia, the Australian Peace Index ranked 9th

Australia's "Sydney Pioneer Morning News" on June 16th, original title: Disadvantages with China have caused Australia to fall to the 27th Australian and China ’s uncomfortable relationship and procurement nuclear submarine on the global peace index list, making it worldwide The ranking of the Peace Index fell 9 to 27th.

The Global Peace Index was released this week in 2022. This was evaluated based on indicators such as the safety security environment, domestic and international conflicts, and militaryization of various countries, covering 163 countries and regions. This year, global peace has deteriorated for the third consecutive year, and it has also deteriorated in the past 14 years. The index was released by the Australian Institute of Economics and Peace, and the founder of the agency Kilia said the global Peace Index this year reached the lowest value since the release of the index in 2008. In general, the peace index of 71 countries around the world declined. Europe is still the safest region, with 7 in the top ten countries in Europe.

Australia's ranking fell 9 to 27 compared with last year, the largest decline in the top 50 countries. The decline in the ranking reflects the deterioration of Australia and China and the Pacific countries. This has led to the improvement of Australian military forces, such as planning to purchase nuclear submarines.

Kilia said: "Why do you have strong military power? One is to worry about other countries' martial arts, and the other is to realize our geopolitical interests through military strength. Australia is that we are importing weapons and continuously improving military strength. And this is just because we are afraid of China. "The Prime Minister Australia welcomed the thawing of diplomatic relations between Australia and China this week, and the Deputy Prime Minister of Australia and Defense Minister Marce recently achieved the first meeting of high -level officials in Australia in three years -in Singapore During the Shangri -La dialogue, the Chinese Defense Minister was met. (Author Lataka Borko, translated by Wang Xiaoxiong)

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