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This explores the China-Russia relationship and its perceived threat to the liberal order. It discusses the differences between Russian and Chinese outlooks on the international order and how their relationship will shape the world.

This publication argues that as an extension of U.S. trade policy toward China, Mexico and Canada risk becoming collateral damage as the U.S. has insisted that a revised NAFTA include a ban on currency manipulation.

China’s covert trade actions against Lithuania are politically explosive. This discusses the possibly consequences for EU countries and World Trade organization members if China is allowed to simply wipe a country off its trade book.

The new security deal highlights Beijing’s drive to strengthen its grasp on political favor and regional resources.

This seeks to understand the dynamics of how India and China engage with international financial institutions. It unpacks the interrelated economic, political, and strategic motivations behind their approach towards multilateral economic governance.

In 2018, the Chinese government formed two new bodies expected to improve China’s response to natural hazards and humanitarian emergencies in other countries. This examines the implications for Southeast Asia.

Aid from China has been appreciated in Italy during the recent period of destruction. This asks if China is genuinely helping its friends in distress, or whether there is more than meets the eye.

Although issues regarding the South China Sea were discussed at the most recent ASEAN summit, members states failed to directly address Chinese maritime aggression, instead signaling concerns over growing tensions between the United States and China.

This paper analyses the energy dimensions of China’s Belt and Road Initiative and its strategic implications for its wider economic, foreign and security policies in Southeast Asia, South Asia, Central Asia and the Middle East.