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In this episode of GeoTech Wars, Kirti and Andrew are joined by Nirav Patel, CEO and co-founder of The Asia Group, to discuss how businesses are responding to increasing geopolitical tensions. The discussion explores the history of corporate geopolitical risk management, how corporations can adapt to heightened geopolitical tensions, and what businesses and policymakers should expect going forward.

The Digital Communication Network’s inaugural event in Sydney, Australia, will gather thought leaders, influencers, and digital professionals from across East Asia and the Pacific to examine how innovations, disruptions, and challenges to information systems are influencing business, politics, society, and the very fabric of daily lives. Digital leaders, representing a variety of fields including academia,

In this episode of the National Security Podcast, the Hon Arthur Sinodinos AO joins Rory Medcalf to discuss Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s upcoming trip to Washington DC and the future of the Alliance.

Internet companies should also look beyond legal compliance and push back against attempts to maneuver them into playing a role in the restriction of online freedoms. The companies can be assured that they still hold some leverage as Hong Kong needs and wants them around as much as ever.

“The U.S. and China are in the process of negotiating the boundaries of their increasingly global competition,” TAG Senior Advisor Evan Medeiros told the Wall Street Journal. “They’re trying to figure out where and how they can compete most effectively.”

As leaders from 21 APEC member economies prepare to meet in San Francisco in November, we will explore APEC’s evolution over its three-decade-plus history to consider both its role and contributions in the Asia-Pacific region to date, as well as explore its challenges and relevance in the region going forward.  Is APEC still hitting its

Can President Biden’s diplomatic push pay off? How will Taiwan’s elections and Beijing’s internal shakeup change the equation? What lessons is President Xi Jinping actually learning from the invasion of Ukraine? And can the U.S. and China ultimately find a stable floor for their bilateral relationship or are they headed toward conflict?

India’s presidency of the Group of Twenty (G20) runs until December 1, when the rotating position will pass to Brazil. But even with several weeks left, it is an opportune moment to take stock of what India’s leadership has accomplished. There is, of course, the September 9-10 G20 leaders’ summit in New Delhi and the

All is not well in the world’s most important relationship. China and America are at loggerheads over everything from trade to Taiwan. Listen to the weekly podcast, where Evan Medeiros discusses the future of U.S.-China relations.

The U.S.-China relationship is now defined by “strategic competition.” In Cold Rivals: The New Era of U.S.-China Strategic Competition (2023), a distinguished group of scholars from the United States and China examine the reasons for this deterioration and its implications for world politics.