Asia has opted for diplomacy on sea disputes
December
South China Sea Conference: Opening session
December
The South China Sea (SCS) has become a centre of global attention. It involves not only territorial disputes among multiple claimants, but also a shift of the strategic balance in the Asia-Pacific region and beyond. Territorial disputes in the SCS have brought about rising tensions.
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December
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Australia-China Relations (January 2015 to June 2016)
December
This chapter will detail the notable trends and key developments in Australian political, economic, strategic and cultural engagement with China from January 2015 to June 2016.
UTS PARTNER DAY
December
UTS is committed to pursuing excellence in international education, and is dedicated to working with our partners to achieve this aim. The inaugural China Partner Day was held in Beijing on December 9 2016. The Partner Day aimed to continue building our valued relationships and engagement with government bodies and key partners in China. As part of the program, the Australia-China Relations Institute (ACRI) was invited to host a plenary discussion looking at current trends in the Australia-China relationship.
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December
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5:05 AM
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Australia, China, and the lunacy of Trump's talk of a trade war
December
By Bob Carr
Note: This article originally appeared in The Guardian, November 12 2016.
It was only a matter of time. It was inevitable.
It says something about human nature, too.
Trump and China
December
Nothing is more important to the world than the relationship between the United States and China.
When it comes to the US relationship with China, what is Trump saying?
What will Congress allow him to do?
Will the new President seek to recruit China to assist with the challenge of North Korea and turbulence in the Middle East?
What perspective will he take on maritime territorial disputes in the South China Sea? Might we move closer to a G2?
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December
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5:05 AM
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Just in case, Australia must have Trump's ear
December
By Bob Carr
He’s down in the polls. But Australia must have a diplomatic strategy in case Donald Trump claws himself 270 electoral votes and smirks through a vulgar inauguration.
Abbott injects dose of realism on Australia-China relationship
December
By Bob Carr
Note: This article originally appeared in The Australian, October 4 2016.
Australia’s recent anti-China panic seems to challenge any prospect of a positive relationship with Beijing.
I stood for US alliance as well as our China partnership
December
Keating and China
December
On August 30 2016 the Australia-China Relations Institute (ACRI) at the University of Technology Sydney presented the fourth instalment of our ‘Prime Ministers Series’ devoted to the China policies of Australian Prime Ministers. Paul Keating was Treasurer from 1983 to 1991 and Prime Minister from December 1991 until March 1996. One of Mr Keating’s key priorities both as Treasurer and then Prime Minister was improving the competitiveness of Australia in a global market.