China

Why Turnbull's Asian summit trip was a missed opportunity

Malcolm Turnbull's efforts at APEC and the East Asia Summit went some way towards achieving three foreign policy aims, but failed at a potential fourth, writes Dr Matt Davies

IR academics comment on North Korea's ICBM test

Ben Zala and Feng Zhang voice their analysis of North Korea's latest missile test

Asian pawns lose out in power play between the US and China

Is there broader deal-making going on in Asia which may or may not relate to the current push by the US and China to rein in North Korea asks Dr Mathew Davies

China-US tensions at G20 summit

Dr Benjamin Zala speaks to Beverley O'Connor from the ABC about growing tensions at the G20 summit in China.

The fight inside China over the South China Sea

Even Beijing isn't sure what it wants, writes Feng Zhang in Foreign Policy

China, Australia and the US rebalance?

Feng Zhang questions whether the current, relatively uneventful security relationship between Australia and China can last under changing circumstances. (Image: Department of Defence)

Chinese Visions of the Asian Political-Security Order

Feng Zhang, ‘Chinese Visions of the Asian Political-Security Order’, Asia Policy, 13(2) 2018: 13-18.

Assessing China’s Changing Attitudes towards Singapore

Feng Zhang, ‘Assessing China’s Changing Attitudes towards Singapore’, China: An International Journal, 15(3) 2017: 1-25.

Taking the Potential Costs of the Quad Seriously

Benjamin Zala, ‘Taking the Potential Costs of the Quad Seriously’, in Andrew Carr, ed., Debating the Quad, Centre of Gravity series 39, Canberra: Strategic and Defence Studies Centre, ANU,

Striving for power: Chinese foreign policy in Xi Jinping's 'new era'

Dr Feng Zhang asks what President Xi Jinping's new authority means for Chinese foreign policy during his second term and beyond

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