China
As the risks of a Taiwan invasion increase, China-relations continue to be front-of-mind for foreign policy decisions across the region. From de-risking supply chains to understanding the underperforming growth in the Chinese economy, the US and regional relationships with China are increasing in complexity and importance.
Experts on China
Esther Soulard
Research Associate, Foreign Policy and DefenceUnited States Studies Centre
Dr Lavina Lee
Non-Resident Senior FellowUnited States Studies Centre
Tom Corben
Research Fellow, Foreign Policy and DefenceUnited States Studies Centre
Sophie Mayo
Non-Resident Fellow, Foreign Policy and DefenceUnited States Studies Centre
Dr Gorana Grgic
Senior Lecturer in US Politics and Foreign PolicyUnited States Studies Centre
Hayley Channer
Director, Economic SecurityUnited States Studies Centre
Sydney International Strategy Forum 2024: Conference summary
On 20 November 2024, the United States Studies Centre (USSC) hosted the second annual Sydney International Strategy Forum (SISF) on ‘The future of American leadership and a contested Asia.’ Held two weeks after the 2024 US presidential election, SISF brought together key national security strategists from the Biden-Harris and Trump-Pence administrations, along with other experts and senior policymakers from the United States, Australia, Japan, Korea and elsewhere, to assess the election outcome and its impact on the world.
3 March 2025
In the news byProfessor Peter Dean
26 February 2025
Commentary byHelen Zhang
12 February 2025
Interactive byMari Koeck
6 February 2025
Interactive byMari Koeck
4 February 2025
In the news byDr John Kunkel
24 January 2025
10 January 2025
Commentary byDr Michael J. Green
3 December 2024
1 December 2024
Report byGeorgia Edmonstone
19 November 2024
4 November 2024
Brief byEleanor Shiori Hughes