US-China Cooperation Remains Possible
Despite the decline in US engagement with China, the new strategy of great-power competition does not preclude cooperation in some areas, writes Joseph S. Nye, Jr.
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Australia and China are Back in Business but Tensions Remain
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi’s visit to Australia promises to restore some stability to a fraught relationship, but divergent values and different worldviews means there will be no return to the warmth of the past, writes Roger Lee Huang.
Chinese Universities Want More Australian Students: We Should Send Them
Australia is trailing its neighbours in the race to acquire China knowledge and capability, which can only come from in-country experience, writes Louise Edwards.
Thai establishment to disband popular party – Asian Media Report
In Asian media this week: ‘Inexorable, predictable’ proceedings against Move Forward. Plus: South Korea’s new envoy at heart of political row; Xi revives Mao’s party-control dictum; Fukushima meltdown fuel still a mystery; China’s tai chi diplomatic culture; Singapore writer in long Taylor Swift gloat
Making the Most of FDI
When it comes to converting foreign direct investment into income growth and technological upgrading, Shenzhen, China, has been far more successful than Penang, Malaysia. The reason is simple: Shenzhen, unlike Penang, supported the rise of innovative local businesses.