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Treasurer Joe Hockey has indicated the government is preparing to announce Australia will enter negotiations to join China’s infrastructure bank.
The cascade of US allies looking to join China’s new development bank should come as no surprise.
Lee Kuan Yew literally helped put Singapore on the map. Its subsequent influence far outstrips the tiny island’s geopolitical significance.
Once China claimed to lead the way in equality for women. Today, women are warned they will be “leftovers” if they don’t produce children.
The US gravely miscalculated in trying to get China to accept the existing global order. Forced to make a choice, America’s closest allies are joining the Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank.
Under the Dome, a hugely popular online documentary about China’s smog crisis, could be as influential as 1962’s US pesticide exposé Silent Spring - but only if Chinese officials allow debate to flourish.
It makes sense for Australia to join Britain and New Zealand in the newly created AIIB, but it’s unlikely we will have any significant influence over the organisation.
Debate is raging in China on what kind of ideas should be shaping the next generation.
Once the world’s factory, China is shooting up the innovation rankings. There are important lessons there for Australia.
The BBC has uncovered an open online market for children but this has been happening for years.
We’ve seen smog before, but never on this scale.
There can’t be too many people in Australia who don’t recognise that the health of the Australian economy is increasingly determined in China. The boom and all-too-predictable bust in the resource sector…
More intensive agriculture has reduced poverty, but China’s environment can’t handle the pressure.
China supplanted the US as Africa’s biggest partner in 2009, but the Americans are hoping to catch up.
Not too long ago, state capitalism was considered a relic of the mid-20th century. Not anymore.
Liberal values are under siege around the world. Their most dogged defender must not be left out in the cold.
In China, the value of output produced in the December quarter drops a staggering 53%. And it’s down to New Year celebrations.
US and European policy is pushing Russia into China’s arms.
China is building artificial islands to exert military influence in the South China Sea. Could this bring military conflict back to a long-peaceful region?
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Director and Professor, Australia-China Relations Institute (ACRI), University of Technology Sydney
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Tony Walker is a Friend of The Conversation.
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