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Bookmark or Share- WTO struggles with US–China clean energy competitionAs the world’s two largest economies and greenhouse gas emitters, China and the United States also rank first and second in the world in clean energy investment. US–China competition in clean energy technologies and industries, which are integral to global decarbonisation, has ramped up drastically in recent years. The pursuit of industrial ...
- Australia and China turn a new leaf in economic relationsAt the beginning of 2023, Australia’s relationship with the People’s Republic of China appeared to be one of hostility across the board, in both military and economic terms. In March, the Nine newspapers ran a series titled ‘Red Alert’, premised on the claim that China and Australia could be at war within three years. The allusion to ...
- China–US relations see weak rebound in 2023 - East Asia ForumIn doing so, China needed a friendly international environment, making the stabilisation of China–US relations a key priority. Tensions between the two countries reached a critical point, necessitating urgent measures to avoid all-out confrontation, including the risk of war due to incidents in the Taiwan Strait and the South China Sea.
- Assessing Indonesia’s potential presidents’ South China Sea strategiesThe South China Sea dispute has become one of Indonesia’s most important security issues. It is the only hot spot where there is a potential for military clashes with foreign countries. Considering what happened with the Philippines in December 2023, it seems China will maintain its assertive behaviour in the disputed area.
- Vietnam balances between the Indo-Pacific powersThe painful lesson of the 1979 border war with China made Vietnam acutely aware of the consequences of opposing its powerful neighbour. China negatively views the IPS as ‘a version of NATO’ designed to constrain its rise. Understanding China’s suspicions of the US-led IPS, Vietnam has avoided making any public statement supporting the IPS.
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