It is “desirable” for Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to meet US President Donald Trump at the NATO meeting next week. “The sooner they get together, the better…” said TAG Partner, The Hon. Arthur Sinodinos AO in an interview with Sky News.
The Pentagon is reviewing plans for the joint provision of nuclear submarines to Australia, a deal seen as the pillar of the trilateral security partnership between Australia, the U.K., and the U.S., or “AUKUS.” The review has sparked alarm in both Canberra and London and raises hard questions about U.S. shipbuilding capacity, defense readiness, and
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Kurt Tong, Managing Partner at The Asia Group, joins BNN Bloomberg to discuss the impact of tech trade between U.S. and China.
Dan Kritenbrink, who was assistant secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific Affairs in the Biden administration, said the London meeting produced “a fragile truce.” “Both sides have now demonstrated that they know where the other’s weak points are,” said Kritenbrink, now a partner at the Asia Group. “They demonstrated that they both have
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In January 2025, the second Trump administration was inaugurated. It didn’t take long for the world to learn what the president really meant by “Golden Age” and “America First” when he announced a slew of new diplomatic and trade initiatives. Trump 2.0, unafraid to embrace unpredictability, has had a sense of the beginning of a
Han Lin, China Country Director at The Asia Group, shared how “trade measures are increasingly applied to achieve non-economic objectives. It’s harder to disentangle economic from security concerns which is why any deal will be a long, drawn-out process.” Watch the full interview below:
TAG Partner Nisha Biswal appeared on CNBC-TV18’s “Global Lens” to discuss the latest on India-U.S. trade talks and what can be expected in a potential interim trade deal.
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TAG, China Country Director Han Lin, discussed in an interview with the Wall Street Journal how “The ‘Made in China 2025’ self-reliance transformation remains incomplete.”
In an interview with Al Jazeera, TAG China Country Director Han Lin discussed how “high-level U.S.-China talks signal to lower working-level officials that it’s permissible to explore substantive solutions – critical to China as it races against time before the 90-day tariff pause ends in August.”
China Country Director, Han Lin, discusses with Bloomberg how “The China pendulum is swinging back from the ‘political principle’ of standing firm against the US to ‘pragmatism’ in support of a still fragile economy. In other words, Beijing wants to de-escalate, and as long as there is a face-saving path for Xi to do so,
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