A white paper has many purposes and audiences. There are, for example, the other government departments, ministers, opposition, internal staff…
In international politics, the concept of “soft power” is already well known. But in the Chinese domestic domain, the contest…
With differing views on trade, multilateralism and the future of APEC itself, the latest APEC leaders’ meeting presented much more…
The conclusion of the recent Communist Party congress in China has turned the world’s spotlight on a hitherto elusive figure,…
It’s been nearly two months since China’s official media agency Xinhua debuted #Xiplomacy on Twitter. Xinhua, with a weighty…
Griffith Asia Institute (GAI), in collaboration with the Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT), hosted the second…
Professor Emeritus Russell Trood first joined Griffith University in 1991. As Director of the Griffith Asia Institute from 2015-2016 and…
Donald Trump’s undermining of the Iran nuclear deal only shrinks US options for dealing with North Korea. The US president’s…
The schedule of top-level international events in the Asia-Pacific is famously busy. To keep a finger on the pulse of…
2017 Griffith Asia Lecture by Mr Peter Varghese AO, Chancellor, The University of Queensland, Brisbane, 6 September 2017…
