Teaching Chinese politics in Australia: polarised views leave academics between a rock and a hard place
Minglu Chen, University of Sydney I was making small talk with a medical technician during a health check a few
Fifty years, five prroblems- and how Nigeria can work with China in future
Abdul-Gafar Tobi Oshodi, Lagos State University and Ufo Okeke Uzodike, Durban University of Technology Since establishing diplomatic relations on 10
How media and film can help China grow its soft power in Africa
Yu-Shan Wu, University of the Witwatersrand Some observers of China’s global rise conclude that its influence is limited to military
China, Like the U.S., Frames Much of Its Engagement in Africa in the Context of Great Power Rivalry
May 26, 2021 by Eric Olander from The China Africa Project The United States often frames its engagement in Africa
COVID Complaints and the Issue of Soft Power
April 9, 2021 by Cobus van Staden from The China Africa Project As an outfit tracking the Africa-China aspect of
Why China’s Belt & Road Initiative is a Lot Like a Rorschach Test
By China House Fellows Geng Xingshuo, 19, University of Rochester; Yang Zimo, 16, Lee Academy Shanghai; Cheng Yin 16 Tianjin
China as a “Systemic Competitor”?
The news that Britain regards China as a systemic competitor has been popular recently in China. The declaration of a
Chinese companies get crushed: Is Myanmar anti-China too?
Recently, nearly 40 Chinese-owned businesses in Myanmar were looted and burned- many Chinese citizens injured, and more than 240 million yuan
Favorable Views of China, France Both Fall in 12-Nation African Survey
By Eric Claude Olander from The China Africa Project Opinion leaders in 12 French and Arabic speaking African countries look
Cambodia’s Regard for China: How are Chinese Companies Doing There
Written by Xinyuan Zhang The flourishing Angkor dynasty, the bloody Khmer Rouge, and the mossy stone temples cast an air of mystery
The Country Being Scolded: How Should We Change?
Yucheng Le, Vice Foreign Minister of China, addressed that China must resolve the issue of “being scolded” on the Third Chinese Think Tanks’ International
From Africa to Guangzhou: A High School Student’s Exploration of Racial Discrimination
“I haven’t been home for a few years.” In an African restaurant in Guangzhou, a Ugandan businessman waved goodbye to
Researchers unveil roadmap for a carbon neutral China by 2060
By Ma Tianjie from China Dialogue Three weeks after China told the world it is aiming for carbon neutrality, an
It’s time to set up a US–China Decarbonisation Working Group
By Giridharan Ramasubramanian from China Dialogue The climate ambitions of the US and China are converging, offering an opportunity to
China can benefit from a more ambitious 2030 solar and wind target
By Lin Jiang, He Gang from China Dialogue Researchers show that China can accelerate the development of renewable energy to reap
Does coal still have a role in China’s decarbonizing power market?
By Gao Baiyu from China Dialogue China’s new climate pledges have made coal’s phase out seem inevitable, and the country’s
How can China cut emissions from its farms?
Author: Cheng Kun, Pan Genxing from China Dialogue Chinese agriculture has seen some progress towards decarbonizing but there is much more
Has China’s Public Image in Africa been Affected by the COVID-19 or Not?
In early 2020, the COVID-19 first broke out in China and then spread across the world, and Africa is not
Erik Solheim: China should apply stricter standards along the Belt and Road
Reprinted from China Dialogue; Author: Gao Baiyu January 5, 2021 The former chief of the United Nations Environment Programme believes
Women’s Empowerment in Grameen Community: What they need is not about money but community
Author: Tianlex Yang, Ying Cai, Jiayu Wu, Fuqi Cui Translated by: Pinyi Feng, Zimo Zhu, Yifei Zhu In June 2020,
Potential China-Africa Collaboration on Climate-Resilient and Sustainable Agri-Food Systems
By Lu Xinqing from China Africa Project Agriculture and food systems are a concept that aims at breaking down silos
Chinese Farmers Are Now Selling More Online. Can “E-Commerce for Agriculture” Also Work in Africa?
by Development Reimagined from The China Africa Project By Anna Baisch and Jade Scarfe, Research Analysts at Development Reimagined In China,
Rebutting the Charge of Neo-Colonialism: China’s Need for Soft Power in Namibia
August 27, 2019 by Jie Zhu from The China Africa Project “Some Chinese customers treat me like a dog even though
How to improve China’s Informal Diplomacy
In recent years, China has faced many challenges in its informal diplomacy. While dealing with developed countries such as the
