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‘Sledgehammer to crack a nut’: Canberra’s China crackdown to chill foreign collaboration with states

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Four years ago Canberra’s relationship with Beijing was on much less complicated footing; outbound trade with the people’s republic was rebounding to a five-year high, the government-owned postie was talking up the market ad nausea, and public officials were attending all manner of ceremonial signings. It was at one of these memorandum ceremonies—routine in China’s […]

Australia can repair its relationship with China, here are three ways to start

By Melissa Conley Tyler

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Australia could make one big gesture and two small to improve its relationship with China. As federal parliament meets in Canberra, there is even an opportunity to start this week.

Director, Australian APEC Study Centre opportunity at RMIT

By The Mandarin

Shape and elevate the next chapter of a leading research and capacity building institution in the Asia-Pacific region.

Martin Parkinson: joined-up government and the rise of China

By Martin Parkinson

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OPINION: Global dynamics are shifting rapidly, the secretary of the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet argues. And both the United States and Australia haven’t always been well positioned to take advantage.

Changing of the guard at Brazil embassy

By Stephen Easton

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Australia’s incoming ambassador to Brazil has years of experience strengthening ties with Latin America.

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‘Sledgehammer to crack a nut’: Canberra’s China crackdown to chill foreign collaboration with states

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Australia can repair its relationship with China, here are three ways to start

Director, Australian APEC Study Centre opportunity at RMIT

Martin Parkinson: joined-up government and the rise of China

Changing of the guard at Brazil embassy