Tagged with Professor Andrew O’Neil

Griffith Asia Institute Director, Professor Andrew O’Neil, was today quoted inan article by Rowan Callickfor The Australian. The article discusses the ‘hot spot’ political issues currently plaguing China, including yesterday’s revelation thatthat five officersof Shanghai-based Unit 61398 ofthe People’s Liberation Army – have been chargedwith economic hacking by the USJustice Department. You can read the […]

In an article published today for The Australian, Rowan Callick mused on theapparentsuccessoftalks held this month by Prime Minister Tony Abbott during his recent Asian tour. Returning with two signed Free Trade Agreements and another in discussion, the success of the tour is at odds with the common attitude that Australia’s Liberal governments are poor […]

Prime Minister Tony Abbott is due in Japan next week and Australian farmers are hoping a free trade agreement between the two countries will be sealed in their favour. Professor Andrew O’Neil, director of the Griffith Asia Institute, was yesterday interview by Cameron Wilson from ABC’s Bush Telegraph program about the talks. He said there […]

Griffith Asia Institute Director, Andrew O’Neil was mentioned today (Thursday 27 February) in an article by The Australian. The article, written by Rowan Callick, focuses on the family connections increasingly found in Asian government. – – – – – THE big family business in Asia today is not running companies, but controlling countries. Every kind […]

Griffith Asia Institute Director, Professor Andrew O’Neil, discusses the occasionally turbulent history between Australia and China and how it has shaped current political decision making. Read the article at The China Policy Institute blog for the University of Nottingham.

Griffith Asia Institute Director, Professor Andrew O’Neil, is quoted in an article in The Australian responding to recent comments on the Abbott Government’s China policy. You can read the article by Rowan Callick at The Australian.

Griffith Asia Institute were pleased to host a roundtable meeting on Friday 24 January with Dr. Su Hao, Professor at the Department of Diplomacy, China Foreign Affairs University. Dr. Hao is currently a visiting professor at Bond University.