Author: Sheila A Smith, CFR Today Beijing has far greater military resources to bring to bear on its relations with its neighbours and increasing pressure on...
Described as the “foundation” that will determine China’s “strength and its future position in the world”, manufacturing is once again taking over as the main engine...
Author: Editorial Board, ANU Engagement has been the bedrock of Canada’s approach towards China for over 50 years. In 1970, Pierre Trudeau, father of Justin, the...
Author: Michael Clarke, UTS and ANU The withdrawal of the United States from Afghanistan has prompted much breathless commentary, including on the implications for China’s role...
China’s campaign to clamp down on industries ranging from steel to education to property has roiled financial markets and curbed the outlook for growth in the...
Author: Kevin Chen, ACI For developing countries in Southeast Asia, growing global interest in their infrastructure needs has been cause for both excitement and concern. In...
Author: John Wright, US Air Force A daily barrage of US–China military alarms fill inboxes and news feeds. While many of these reports genuinely attempt to...
The Chinese economy continued to lose steam in July as key economic data for the start of the third quarter fell short of expectations, although not...
Author: Jaganath Sankaran, University of Texas China and North Korea have accumulated a significant arsenal of ballistic missiles. China is estimated to possess as many as...