Washington won’t chip away at China’s military with semiconductor sanctions
Authors: Gary Clyde Hufbauer and Megan Hogan, PIIE In October 2022, the Biden administration introduced export controls on China, prohibiting…
US chips war hits allies but likely misses long term Chinese strategic target
Authors: Hosuk Lee-Makiyama, ECIPE and Robin Baker, LSE The US Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) has…
Can Marcos Jr make merry with China?
Author: Xiangning Wu, University of Macau Philippines’ President Ferdinand Marcos Jr said that China has always been the Philippines’ strongest…
China in the middle ground between Middle Eastern rivals
Author: Guy Burton, Brussels School of Governance In December 2021, United States intelligence claimed China was helping Saudi Arabia develop…
European institutional complexities and EU-Taiwan relations
Authors: David Camroux and Earl Wang, CERI Sciences Po The European Union’s foreign policy practice involves multiple institutions and multi-level…
Comprehensive regional security and the future order in Asia
Author: Editorial Board, ANU After the successes of Indonesia’s G20 and Thailand’s APEC summits last month, East Asia’s ability to…
The promise of comprehensive regional security in East Asia
Author: Shiro Armstrong, ANU The economic architecture in East Asia and across the Pacific is rich and overlapping and has…
China can’t afford to ban Taiwan’s semiconductors
Author: Min-Hua Chiang, The Heritage Foundation In recent years, China has attempted to prevent Taiwan from developing ambitions for independence…
North Korea pokes the polarisation bear
Authors: Francesca Frassineti, University of Bologna, Edward Howell, University of Oxford and Ria Roy, University of Cambridge After Russia’s invasion…
Friend-shoring no ready-made answer to Asian supply chain resilience
Authors: Samuel Hardwick and Adam Triggs In 2018, the United States put Russian aluminium giant Rusal on a blacklist to…