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China and Australia: A possible pathway to collective action on climate change?

  • Prof. Mark Beeson,

China and Australia could model joint action if they can rethink traditional views of security in theory and practice.

The securitisation of disaster response in Hong Kong and the apartment complex fire

  • Thomas E. Kellogg,

The National Security Law is being used for political crises that have nothing to do with the democracy movement.

Which AI do you trust? How Chinese people attach national identity to AI use

  • Chen Qu and Dr Wilfred Yang Wang,

How ‘trust’ in Large Language Models is linked to national identity.

EDITORIAL: How Taiwan is trying to defend its democracy from mis/disinformation

  • Cathy Harper,

“Taiwan is on the front line” Taiwan’s Foreign Minister Dr. Lin Chia-lung says ahead of a recent referendum “and we have to come up with

Forged souls, broken lives: Xi Jinping’s ‘soul-casting’ project in Xinjiang and beyond

  • Prof. James Leibold,

China’s ‘soul-casting’ policy aims to remould ‘others’ in Chinese society for wealth, power and regime stability.

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