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Lowy Poll: China’s still a worry, but Russia more so
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Lowy Poll: China’s still a worry, but Russia more so
Originally published in The Australian.
By Natasha Kassam
China thaw? It’s from the freezer to the fridge for Albanese government
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China thaw? It’s from the freezer to the fridge for Albanese government
Originally published in the Sydney Morning Herald.
By Richard McGregor
China’s Third Aircraft Carrier Is Aimed at a Post-U.S. Asia
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China’s Third Aircraft Carrier Is Aimed at a Post-U.S. Asia
Beijing can’t challenge U.S. naval power directly yet. Originally published in the Foreign Policy Magazine.
By Sam Roggeveen
West must be calibrated in responding to China’s escalation on Taiwan
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West must be calibrated in responding to China’s escalation on Taiwan
The US and its allies have a tricky diplomatic job of deterring a determined China without raising the temperature even higher. Originally published in the Australian Financial…
By Natasha Kassam
China Is Beating the U.S. in the Battle for Influence in Asia
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China Is Beating the U.S. in the Battle for Influence in Asia
Originally published in The New York Times.
By Susannah Patton
What should we talk to Beijing about?
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What should we talk to Beijing about?
There no longer seems to be a question of whether Australia and China should be talking. It’s now down to how we actually do so. Originally published in the Australian Financial…
By Richard McGregor
How Shah Rukh Khan can help with India’s ‘Act East’ policy
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How Shah Rukh Khan can help with India’s ‘Act East’ policy
Originally published in The Times of India.
By Teesta Prakash
The uses and the limits of the Quad
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The uses and the limits of the Quad
The Quad prevents China getting its own way all the time. But bilateral relations in the rest of the region are just as important in constraining Beijing. Originally published in…
By Susannah Patton
Duelling diplomacy in the Pacific should dispel the notion of a China-Australia reset
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Duelling diplomacy in the Pacific should dispel the notion of a China-Australia reset
However much either side tempers their rhetoric, regional competition is the name of the game. Originally published in the Guardian.
By Richard McGregor