The China conundrum
Rowan Callick details the challenge governments find themselves in regarding China, drawing on Australia’s recent experience
China Observatory
Germany and China: No ‘Zeitenwende’ in sight
Sir Paul Lever assesses Germany’s relationship with China and where there has been continuity despite geopolitical tensions
Britain and America’s new alignment on China
Alexander Brotman investigates the growing alignment of the United Kingdom and United States in their approach towards China
After Ukraine, Britain should help defend Taiwan
David Hutt argues that Britain should be forward in enhancing its relationship with Taiwan and the ability of the island to defend itself
Preparing Britain for rising tensions across the Taiwan Strait
Professor Alessio Patalano examines how Britain should strengthen its ability to respond to a future crisis in the Taiwan Strait
Addressing Britain’s China challenge
Charles Parton OBE details how HM Government should set about dealing with the challenge posed by China in the short- and long-term
Taiwan Strait: A key geostrategic consideration for Britain
Professor Alessio Patalano provides an overview of why tensions across the Taiwan Strait will be of importance to the next prime minister
‘Beidaihe meeting’: does it take place and does this matter?
Charles Parton OBE disputes the existence of a secret annual high-level meeting in the Chinese coastal resort Beidaihe
Old adversaries and new threats
Patrick Triglavcanin investigates the United Kingdom’s relationship with Russia and the People’s Republic of China
Competing with China: Policy before language
Patrick Triglavcanin argues that inflating the threat posed by China will not help Britain compete with it