Experts fear the detention of the Chinese-born Australian news anchor may be another example of Beijing’s ‘hostage diplomacy’
For two long weeks few people, outside of perhaps some family members, knew where Cheng Lei was.
She stopped posting on social media and answering calls from friends. Her two young children in Melbourne couldn’t speak to her.
Continue reading…Experts fear the detention of the Chinese-born Australian news anchor may be another example of Beijing’s ‘hostage diplomacy’For two long weeks few people, outside of perhaps some family members, knew where Cheng Lei was.She stopped posting on social media and answering calls from friends. Her two young children in Melbourne couldn’t speak to her. Continue reading…