Setting trade policies in Asia in the Biden Administration
After four years of a tumultuous trade policy set from the White House in Washington, the start of US President Joseph Biden’s administration promises less
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Federal grants open for Australia-China Relation projects and business
The National Foundation for Australia-China Relations 2021-2022 competitive grants round is now open, closing on 12 March. The Foundation is an important demonstration of the
Growing opportunities for future-focused Australian medical technologies businesses in India
Australia- India economic growth: Frugal innovation the key to driving business links for the future. New research by MTPConnect and Asialink Business highlights the growing
Australia’s BHP ‘not banking on’ Chinese coal ban to be lifted any time soon
BHP Group expects China’s ban on imports of Australian coal to continue for some time, a policy that has dented the top global miner’s coal
The case for Australia to step up in Southeast Asia
Australia shares significant overlap of geographically-derived interests with the emerging middle powers of Southeast Asia. The resilience of developing Southeast Asia functions as the protective
Filling the gaps in ASEAN and EU cybercrime cooperation
The recent takedown of a major hacking network has demonstrated the importance of international cooperation in fighting cybercrime. Defined as criminal activity that either targets or uses a computer
What APEC has to offer in 2021
It’s almost a year since the world changed. We now know that we are in for the long haul with the pandemic and that 2021
Pacific development outlook for 2021
The economic toll of the pandemic will take years to recover from, but signs of progress are starting to appear. Pacific nations have mostly escaped
What the RCEP trade deal can tell us about geopolitics in Asia-Pacific
Much of the economic gains from the newly signed mega trade deal known as the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership will come from mitigating what is called the
Australia ramps up Asia-Pacific outreach to counter China
Under Prime Minister Scott Morrison, Australia’s A$4 billion foreign aid programme has ramped up its focus on the Asia-Pacific amid unease over China’s growing influence
