James Laurenceson 罗震
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Director, Australia-China Relations Institute @acri_uts. Economist. Views my own. Follows, RTs, quotes, likes not endorsement. #QLDER.
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17-08-2014 04:31:34
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Hudson Institute John Lee: “Since then [1996], Chinese defence spending each year has been around twice the pace of GDP growth”. Whaaat? Anyone got an idea what the source of this claim is…or is it just made up? afr.com/policy/foreign…
Always appreciate the opportunity to catch up with China’s Ambassador to the US, Xie Feng 谢锋. We discussed 🇦🇺-🇨🇳 relations following Anthony Albanese’s successful visit to Beijing, plus the recent 🇺🇸-🇨🇳 summit in San Francisco.
I rarely tweet on issues outside my area of focus. But this an exception: what a fabulous example of an Australian public university hosting a deeply informed but diverse discussion on a matter of national importance: news, media orgs, digital platforms. Well done Centre for Media Transition!
On the restoration of three Australian abattoirs' licenses to sell to the PRC, 'James Laurenceson 罗震 note[s that the] move is particularly significant given the recent tensions between Australia and China in the East and South China seas,' reports The Australian bit.ly/41nOP8O
In part 2 of a series of ACBC-UTS:ACRI thought leadership analysis pieces, James Laurenceson 罗震 and Marina Yue Zhang discuss the PRC's role in developing Australia's critical minerals sector bit.ly/3Rk7hKJ
Hopefully this sentiment suggests there may be opportunities for Aussie journos to head back to #China in the future. Might take a while for the ‘relevant departments’ to get their act together though, I suspect. Will Glasgow Zichen Wang pekingnology.com/p/china-respec…
In today’s Financial Review, a speculative look into what it might mean for the Democratic Party, and the Republicans, in 2024 if Biden has to step aside. Prudent to at least consider what this means for Australia.
It's been a great pleasure for Australia-China Relations Institute to publish this series of pieces by Michael Clarke on Qs for Australian defence and strategic policy stemming from the Defence Strategic Review #DSR . The quality of Michael's analysis is first-class. Final one here 👇 australiachinarelations.org/content/good-b…
Very pleased to share final instalment of a four part series on DSR and future of Australian defence and strategic policy for Australia-China Relations Institute
australiachinarelations.org/content/good-b…
A piece I UTS Australia-China Relations Institute wrote for The Lowy Institute “The geopolitics of Argentina’s lithium trade” - Argentina, perhaps surprisingly, emerges as a pivotal player – and maybe a serious rival to Australia, too. lowyinstitute.org/the-interprete…