India in a world of asymmetrical multipolarity
Author: Jagannath Panda, Institute for Security and Development Policy In the past decade, global geopolitical transitions have gathered momentum. This…
Foreign policy of an anxious adolescent superpower
Author: William H Overholt, Harvard Kennedy School China’s incredibly successful economic development brings two predicaments, one domestic and one foreign.…
Permacrisis can’t be the future of US–China relations
Author: Editorial Board, ANU Confusion, miscommunication, lies, crude posturing, finger-pointing— last month’s ‘balloongate’ was the contemporary US–China relationship in microcosm.…
Assuring Beijing key to building guardrails on US–China Relations
Author: Harrison Prétat, Center for Strategic and International Studies Speaking at the Aspen Institute in December 2022, National Security Council…
How China can multilateralise the BRI
Author: Huiyao Wang, Southwestern University of Finance and Economics At the end of 2022, 150 countries and 32 international organisations…
The EU risks losing the contest for influence in Central Asia
Author: Donaev Mukhammadsodik, OSCE Academy The EU and China have become more dynamic players in Central Asia since the United…
Mediating the Russia–Ukraine war a risky role for China
Author: Ivan Lidarev, King’s College London Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, EU leaders, the Ukrainian foreign minister and French President…
EU–China relations disintegrating on autopilot
Author: Andrei Lungu, RISAP In early December 2022, President of the European Council Charles Michel travelled to Beijing for his…
Australia stabilises its foreign policy but hard choices lie ahead
Author: Allan Gyngell, ANU Not for the first time in its history, distant events in Europe had a deep impact…
Russia and the US add to South Korea’s economic challenges
Author: Troy Stangarone, Korea Economic Institute of America In May 2022, South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol was elected on a…