The U.S. and Australia, longtime allies, agreed on accords designed to confront China on several fronts
President Trump signed a sanctions bill targeting Chinese officials and said he would end special treatment for Hong Kong. WSJ’s Andrew Dowell looks at how tensions over a national security law recently imposed by Beijing are changing the financial hub.
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