Jing Hsiao

Reading Time: 3 minutes Author: Niky Brugnatelli, University of Catania Technological innovation is one of the main fields of US–China competition. Competition in the semiconductor industry is a significant point of tension where the…

Reading Time: 3 minutes Author: Yun Jiang, AIIA China is watching closely at how countries are reacting to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, in preparation for the day it might make its own military move…

Reading Time: 5 minutes Author: Editorial Board, ANU As one old political hand remarked in the aftermath of Australia’s momentous federal election, the shifts underway in the country’s politics are similar to the effects…

Reading Time: 4 minutes Author: Andrew Chubb, Lancaster University The change of government in Canberra opens the possibility of a thaw in Australia’s diplomatic relations with China. Since 2017, the Australian government has adopted…

Reading Time: 4 minutes Author: Sourabh Gupta, ICAS In the 14 months since its first leader-level summit, the Quad has gone from being a shiny object of tantalising potential to a used spare tire…

Reading Time: 4 minutes Author: Editorial Board, ANU No matter what their diplomatic stances over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the countries of the Asia Pacific have an urgent interest in seeing the conflict in…

Reading Time: 3 minutes Author: Susan Thornton, Yale University Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has produced disaster on many fronts, most immediately for the people of Ukraine. The conflict has jolted Europe from a reverie…

Reading Time: 3 minutes Author: Jia Deng, Lowy Institute Since the beginning of the Russia–Ukraine war, China has been urged to give up its ‘chilling silence’ and help to stop Russian military aggression in…

Reading Time: 4 minutes Author: Richard Pomfret, University of Adelaide In 1991, the five Central Asian economies were republics of the Soviet Union, with trade and transport oriented towards Russia. Over three decades of…