Latest update from AUSTRALIA-CHINA YOUTH DIALOGUE on the 2020 dialogue in light of COVID-19 pandemic.
澳洲导游寻找疫情后生态旅游的新机遇
Economic bondage: Time to apply a 'small-yard high-fence' strategy to China
As trade tensions between the U.S. and China rise, there is an emerging concern that Australia’s own even-deeper economic relationship with China presents an unacceptable security risk. This raises the question of how the new debate about “bounded engagement” with China should be applied to the economic relationship.
Fighting Covid-19: Everyone needs to be their own Sherlock Holmes
ACYD Chair Jade Little participates in the sixth annual Australia-China High Level Dialogue
On 20th Jan 2020, Jade Little, Chairperson of the Australia-China Youth Dialogue participates in the sixth annual Australia-China High Level Dialogue. Co-chaired by former Prime Minister, the Hon John Howard OM AC, and former Minister of Foreign Affairs and Honorary President of the Chinese People’s Institute of Foreign Affairs, Li Zhaoxing, the Dialogue will be attended by senior Australian and Chinese representatives from across government, business, academia and the arts.
2019 ACYD Summary Report
This report summarises the tenth ACYD held in Shanghai from 20-23 September. Topics discussed at this year’s dialogue centred on Technology. We deep dived into particular themes, including geopolitics, trade and investment, people-to-people exchanges and knowledge collaboration. In addition, this year also marked the tenth Anniversary of the ACYD, upon which we reflected why and how the ACYD was formed, stories of people impacted by the ACYD over the past decade, and looked to future of both the ACYD and more broadly the Australia-China relationship.
Congratulations to 5 ACYD alumni shortlisted for the 40 Under 40 most influential Asian Australians
Law firm targets take aim at gender imbalance
Leading law firms are attempting to redress the gender imbalance in their most senior ranks by imposing targets for the proportion of women who should be appointed to partnership. ACYD alumna Edwina Kwan is one of the newest partner at King & Wood Mallesons, who was recently promoted while still on maternity leave.
NEIL THOMAS: No need to decouple from China on trade
There is rising concern that Australia’s even-deeper business ties with China present an unacceptable security risk as Beijing becomes increasingly authoritarian at home and more activist overseas. So how should the emerging debate about the so-called “bounded engagement” with China apply to economic relations?