1 Aug 2022 Unpacking China’s Global Development Initiative Mercedes Page Red flags should be flying about Beijing’s latest challenge to the international development agenda.
7 Apr 2022 Economic diplomacy: Priorities shift amid a budget aid boost Greg Earl The IMF has given Chinese spending a tick as Australia tries to muscle up in the Pacific.
30 Sep 2021 China’s declining Pacific aid presence Jonathan Pryke , Alexandre Dayant Beijing is becoming less generous. New data suggests 2018 was a high water mark for China’s aid to the region.
5 Feb 2021 Messages from China’s third white paper on foreign aid Denghua Zhang What's changed, and what hasn’t?
20 Dec 2019 Little to gain from linking Australia’s aid with China in the Pacific Michael Fullilove , Jonathan Pryke Canberra is the biggest donor in the neighbourhood and has regional goals very different from Beijing.
13 Aug 2019 Does Chinese aid make Australians more generous? Jonathan Pryke , Terence Wood , Christopher Hoy A survey finds surprising results when Australians are asked to consider Chinese aid in the Pacific.
15 Oct 2018 Reconciling with China in the Pacific Alexandre Dayant , Euan Moyle To overcome suspicion, Australia should work to reshape the multilateral system for better global collaboration on aid.
2 Mar 2018 China’s loans and the debt dilemma Hannah Ryder Is Beijing making living with debt easier for poor nations, or easier to default on?
12 Jan 2018 Understanding China’s approach to aid Merriden Varrall A supposed ‘white elephant’ might actually be a source of national pride.
11 Jan 2018 The bad – and good – of China’s aid in the Pacific Jonathan Pryke Australia's criticism of Beijing could be seen as an attack on Pacific nations themselves.