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The big global challenges of the 21st Century require a new American approach to power that emphasises cooperation, writes Joseph S. Nye. In the case of China, that means developing a new power paradigm that avoids demonising the country, while pursuing ‘cooperative rivalry’.
China’s ambitions for modernisation and global leadership by face enormous internal and external challenges. Economist Lee Jong-Wha asks, what will it take for leader Xi Jinping to achieve the dream of a Pax Sinica?
Beyond official trade restraints and embargoes penetrating the Chinese market is going to prove tougher for Australian exporters, writes Dan Hu. Chinese consumers have taken their lead from Beijing and cooled on brand Australia.
A year on from the enactment of a national security law, the politics of a once freewheeling Hong Kong is undergoing a historic transition. Veteran local political commentator Sonny Lo maps the new political landscape.
As the Chinese Communist Party a week ago revelled in its accomplishments a century after its birth, on display were some unpopular features of the modern party. China scholar John Fitzgerald argues nepotism and a 'structural' divide between the top of the party and ordinary people provide fuel for future grievances.