IMF embraces the redback, but China reforms must go on
Wednesday
9th December
2015
HUI FENG | The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has decided to include the renminbi…
Category Archive: Region | China and Northeast Asia
Griffith student a New Colombo Plan fellow
Thursday
3rd December
2015
Amarina Smith, a student of law and international relations, has been awarded a New Colombo Plan Hong Kong Fellowship. Indigenous…
The Australian Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine annual conference
Thursday
26th November
2015
Reflections of the conference from Christiana Chau-Yang, PhD Candidate, School of Environment, Centre for Environment and Population Health. Christiana is…
The South China Sea gentlemen’s competition: The USS Lassen transit round
Monday
23rd November
2015
PETER LAYTON | In a recent post Kai He insightfully examined the recent transit by the USS Lassen close…
China Brief: Communicating with China
Wednesday
18th November
2015
The November 2015 China Brief, “Communicating with China: The interplay of language and culture,” was held at Griffith University’s South Bank…
Gentlemen’s competition in the South China Sea
Monday
16th November
2015
Gentlemen’s Competition in the South China Sea: How Will China and the United States Fight Over the FON? The…
The Ma Xi meeting: A Taiwan perspective
Monday
9th November
2015
Who are the players? Xi Jinping is president of the People’s Republic of China and head of the Chinese Communist…
The Xi Ma meeting: Implications for regional security
Monday
9th November
2015
President Xi Jinping of the People’s Republic China and President Ma Ying-jeou of the Republic of China in Taiwan conducted a…
Griffith-Hanban partnership on the Tourism Confucius Institute renewed
Monday
9th November
2015
Griffith Vice-Chancellor Professor Ian O’Connor and Pro Vice-Chancellor (International) Professor Sarah Todd recently visited Hanban Headquarters in Beijing and met…
China’s one child policy lifted
Wednesday
4th November
2015
In China, couples have been limited to one child for more than thirty years due to the country’s legislation. Recently,…