China is Accused of Exporting Authoritarian Technology. but the West Has Done So, Too,...
by Ausma Bernot
China’s 5G technology has now been banned in many countries, including Australia, New Zealand, the US and many in the European Union....
The US and China Must Find a Way to Cooperate at COP26 and Beyond....
by Hao Tan, Elizabeth Thurbon, John A. Mathews, and Sung-Young Kim
A week out from the COP26 climate negotiations in Glasgow, all eyes are...
US Biolabs: Detrick vs Wuhan, Intel or Scientists?
By Jan Albert Suing
Joe Biden and the European Union called for a reinvestigation of the Wuhan lab, placing "intelligence" officials rather than scientists at...
Blunting China’s Bid for Primacy
By Andrew Latham
“There is little doubt then that the Western and Chinese foreign policy communities have come to see the “rising China” phenomenon in...
Why Pushing For an Economic ‘Alliance’ with The US to Counter Chinese Coercion Would...
By James Laurenceson
The Australian government desperately hopes this week’s AUSMIN meetings between Australian and US officials will see greater practical American support being delivered...
‘To get rich is glorious’: how Deng Xiaoping set China on a path to...
By Tony Walker
This piece is part of a new series in collaboration with the ABC’s Saturday Extra program. Each week, the show will have...
Focus on China? What Does the Carbis Bay G7 Summit Tell Us
By Chee Leong Lee
With China up in the air, the recently concluded Carbis Bay G7 Summit has been marred by intensive reporting by international...
3 reasons China could be an alternative mediator in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
By Muhammad Zulfikar Rakhmat
The intensified Israeli-Palestinian conflict in May should open our eyes to the failures of the international community to end this cycle of violence.
Getting...
Rethinking how we look at Africa’s relationship with China
By Christopher J. Lee
The topic of China-Africa relations presents an opportunity to rethink the territorial parameters of African studies. In particular, it can help...
China’s leaders are strong and emboldened. It’s wrong to see them as weak and...
By Saul Eslake
There’s an emerging view that China’s belligerent approach and “torching” of diplomatic relationships with the wider world is a sign of “insecurity...
