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University of Melbourne Asialink – The First 100 Days: Donald Trump and Geopolitical Disruption in Asia
At the end of April, Donald Trump marks his first 100 days as President of the United States of America. In a timely webinar to mark this traditional milestone of leadership performance, we explore how Trump’s early policy decisions in his second term are reshaping Asia’s strategic and economic landscape. From the reintroduction of tariffs…
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FCCT – The US Election: What’s happening and how it will impact US relations with Thailand
The US Presidential election is just over three weeks away, and every poll shows that the race is neck and neck with very little clarity on who will win. But what is clear is the result will affect not just the America but also Thailand and the rest of Asia. The differences between Kamala Harris…
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Hong Kong’s National Security Law: Implications for Journalists
When the Chinese Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress enacted the Hong Kong national security law on 30 June, the city changed overnight. The far-reaching law criminalises “terrorist activities”, “secession”, “subversion”, “collusion” with foreign entities and inciting “hatred among Hong Kong residents” towards the local or central government – not just in Hong Kong,…
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FCC – What the National Security Law Means for Press Freedom
Former Washington Post bureau chief, Keith Richburg, lawyer Sharron Fast, and author Antony Dapiran on the potential threats to press freedom posed by Hong Kong’s National Security Law.