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Victoria deepens engagement with Beijing's controversial Belt and Road initiative
25 October 2019
In an interview with ABC News, CIW Director Jane Golley has said that Premier Mr Andrews was making a pragmatic decision based mainly on the economic benefits for the state with the signing on a new deal between Victoria and the Chinese government.
Scott Morrison takes aim at China’s continuing status as a ‘developing’ country
24 September 2019
Commenting on Scott Morrison's criticism of China's continuing status as a developing country unto WTO rules, Professor Jane Golley, director of the Australian Centre on China in the World at ANU, told news.com.au that his description of China as “newly developed” was “not an inaccurate...
Attacks on First China-Born Australian MP Show Fears of Beijing
12 September 2019
"This absolutely has the potential to further damage Australia-Chinese relations." CIW Director Jane Golley says "there's also a human cost to the sort of attacks we've seen on [Gladys] Liu and people in the Chinese-Australian community will be hurting."
Hong Kong Protests Go Global, Roiling China’s Fractured Diaspora
16 August 2019
Jane Golley, an economist and director of the Australian National University’s Australian Centre on China in the World in Canberra, said while it was evident the tensions in Hong Kong had spread globally, the right to protest remained fundamental for Western universities.
Australia and the BRI: Cooperate, compete or challenge
31 July 2019
Nowhere is calibrating an effective Australian response more important than in the Pacific.
China to replace the US as Australia's leading research partner
22 July 2019
China's economy is growing so fast Australia can't afford to be on the "wrong side of history", says associate professor Jane Golley, The Australian National University.
Global markets roiled by Trump’s threat of expanded tariffs on Chinese goods
6 May 2019
Dr Jane Golley, Acting Director of CIW, comments on Trump's strategy in US-China trade negotiation.
Uyghurs: Crazy rules that could see you locked up in China
29 April 2019
In an interview with news.com.au about his chapter in the China Story Yearbook: Power, Dr Gerry Groot says the "slow motion humanitarian disaster" happening in Xinjiang is a result of the Chinese Communist Party not knowing how to deal with the country's religious minorities over...
