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Australia’s China Dance
China is now Australia’s largest trading partner. Will Canberra shun its traditional allies in favour of Beijing as a strategic partner?
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China’s Dictator Complex
Chinese policymakers are often assumed to be the archetypal practitioners of realpolitik. But their coddling of dictators is counter-productive.
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Palestine’s Strongest UN Ally?
India has already expressed backing for the Palestinian bid for UN membership. But how much will this hurt ties with Israel?
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Time to Work With China’s Rise
China’s rise is a fact. The only way for the United States and others to deal with it is to encourage consistent and creative engagement.
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What if the China Model Goes Bad?
China’s economic growth has been remarkable. But continuing to rely on the notion of a benevolent dictatorship is a serious mistake.
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Burma’s Leadership Tries Plan B
Desperate for international legitimacy, Burma’s new president has been keen to give the impression of change in the country. ASEAN shouldn’t be fooled.
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Japan Tries (Yet) Again
Yoshihiko Noda takes office at the most crucial time for Japan in half a century, says Michael Auslin. But with lacklustre public support, he has his work cut out.
