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This commentary analyzes the recent Chinese seizure of Singapore Armed Forces vehicles, and argues that it is part of a purposeful Chinese attempt to exert its influence in the region more broadly.

This article proposes that there may be potential to promote common topics of interest in the China-Saudi Arabia-Israel triangle as long as they are of low visibility and of sufficient deniability.

The yuan recently exceeded seven to the U.S. dollar, prompting the Trump administration to officially label China a currency manipulator. This argues that potential efforts by the U.S. Treasury to reverse the yuan’s slide would be more concerning.

This argues that Israel has to comply with U.S. restrictions on Huawei while continuing to develop its relations with China in other areas.

Chinese observers have trained their focus on what the ASEAN Outlook on the Indo-Pacific means for Beijing’s relations with Southeast Asia. Come 2020, it is likely that China would demand greater clarity concerning the practical “deliverables.”

This explores the limited details available in the present truce in the US-China trade war, which carries some bad news for Australia.

This paper offers recommendations on the policies that China might pursue to achieve its macroeconomic goals and step up to take a leadership role in WTO reform.

China has offered to convene Parties to the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action to discuss possible U.S. re-entry. China could leverage this to cooperate with the United States on shared issues in exchange for maintaining China’s core interests.

This looks at the motivations, evolution, and future development of China’s 16+1 formula in Central and Eastern Europe.

U.S.-China climate cooperation faces multiple restrictions and setbacks at the domestic and international levels. This report outlines options for cooperation in climate governance, conversion to renewable energy, economic growth, and social development.