China-Japan Relations

Wolf Warrior II: Chinese exceptionalism is box office gold

by Marie-Alice McLean-Dreyfus

The film reflects the increasingly widespread view in China that it has thrown off the shackles of a century of humiliation and emerged as a power equal to - if not better than - its Western counterparts.

India feeling the heat on Belt and Road

by Dhruva Jaishankar

A growing political-military nexus between China and Pakistan, as currently seems likely, will further aggravate security competition with India.

O Canada! Australia's best hope in the global IP struggle

by Stephen Grenville

Australia's best hope is that Canada, which shares our position as a major net user of IP, will work hard in the NAFTA negotiations to defend our common interests.

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Divining the fluid element: from cooperation to conflict in Japan-China maritime relations

"Divining the fluid element: from cooperation to conflict in Japan-China maritime relations" first appeared in Security Challenges, Vol. 11, No. 1 (2015), pp 51-73. Posted here with the kind permission of the publisher, The Kokoda Foundation. http://www.kokodafoundation.org/

By Euan Graham

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Making friends with the middle

Making friends with the middle C. Raja Mohan, Rory Medcalf Indian Express 25 August 2014 Please click here for online text

By C Raja Mohan, Rory Medcalf

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The U.S.- China Rivalry Has Asia on Edge: Can "Middle Powers" Create Stability?

The U.S.- China Rivalry Has Asia on Edge: Can "Middle Powers" Create Stability? C. Raja Mohan and Rory Medcalf The National Interest 15 August 2014 Please click here for the online text

By C Raja Mohan, Rory Medcalf

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1914-2014: the EU has more to share with the Asia-Pacific than history lessons

1914-2014: the EU has more to share with the Asia-Pacific than history lessons Rory Medcalf and May-Britt Stumbaum European Geostrategy 8 July 2014 Please click here for the full online text

By Rory Medcalf, May-Britt Stumbaum

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PM Abe sends a subtle message from Canberra

PM Abe sends a subtle message from Canberra Rory Medcalf Australian Financial Review 9 July 2014 Please click here for full online text

By Rory Medcalf

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Northeast Asia's turbulent triangle: Korea-China-Japan relations

In this workshop report Lowy Institute Nonresident Fellow Dr Malcolm Cook examines the bilateral relationships in Northeast Asia. He argues that ties between China and Japan, China and South Korea, and South Korea and Japan are in a period of fundamental change driven mainly by domestic and

By Malcolm Cook

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