Why there are "always good excuses available" to justify China's trade actions | The World

Prime Minister Scott Morrison says China's reported ban on Australian coal imports could be in breach of international trade rules. Associate law professor Henry Gao from the advisory board of the WTO Chairs Programme, tells The World while it's hard to say whether the move is a "clear violation", there are always "good excuses available" to justify China's actions.

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