Managing a revisionist China
Wednesday
17th August
2016
MICHAEL HEAZLE | In the wake of China’s ongoing attempts to claim maritime rights over practically the whole of…
Category Archive: Region | China and Northeast Asia
Why Australia and Japan need a Plan B
Friday
24th February
2017
MICHAEL HEAZLE AND ANDREW O’NEIL | Concern over the possible decline of US power and the resilience of its…
Explaining Australia–Japan security cooperation and its prospects: ‘the interests that bind?’
Friday
21st April
2017
MICHAEL HEAZLE AND YUKI TATSUMI | Despite the recent rapid growth in Australia–Japan security ties and formal recognition of…
The unacceptable dangers of accepting a nuclear North Korea
Friday
25th August
2017
MICHAEL HEAZLE | The crisis on the Korean Peninsula has for the first time introduced an element of confusion…
It’s dangerous to indulge Kim Jong-un
Sunday
17th September
2017
MICHAEL HEAZLE AND ANDREW O’NEIL | North Korea’s latest missile test is part of a broader strategy to showcase…
Don’t assume North Korea is happy with the status quo
Monday
15th January
2018
MICHAEL HEAZLE | In an earlier Interpreter article I argued the need for policy makers in the US and elsewhere…
Trilateral dialogue on the strategic dynamics of an evolving Indo-Pacific
Thursday
1st March
2018
Last month Griffith Asia Institute (GAI) hosted the second Australia-India-Japan Trilateral with the generous support of Japan’s Ministry of Foreign…
Grey zone maritime coercion in East Asia: What it is, who’s doing it, and what to do about it
Monday
16th April
2018
MICHAEL HEAZLE | The basis for a more effective response to China’s use of grey zone coercion to alter…
What a waste: The G20 and the plastic problem
Tuesday
9th July
2019
MICHAEL HEAZLE | More plastic waste is choking the world’s oceans yet…
Abe’s domestic failings may cost Japan—and the region—dearly
Monday
15th June
2020
Abe’s domestic failings may cost Japan—and the region—dearly?” article published at The Strategist, written by Griffith Asia Institute adjunct researcher,…