Jingdong Yuan

Jan 8, 2025 | sipri.org | Jingdong Yuan |Wilfred Wan

On 5 December 2024, SIPRI’s Director and leading experts participated in the World Emerging Security Forum (WESF) in Seoul, an annual event aimed at shaping global discussions on ways to effectively tackle emerging security threats.  Dan Smith, Dr Wilfred Wan and Dr Jingdong Yuan took part in discussions on the interplay of geopolitics and emerging technologies, and the growing competition for resources for technological development.

Mar 2, 2024 | sipri.org | Jiayi Zhou |Fei Su |Jingdong Yuan

The European Union (EU) and Japan have both adopted de-risking measures in their economic relations with China. Driven by concerns over the security and geoeconomic implications of their dependence on China, the EU and Japan have introduced legislation and regulations to mitigate against risks in supply chains and in transfers of sensitive technologies and investments. Measures introduced also aim to boost competitiveness in strategic industries.

Nov 10, 2023 | asialink.unimelb.edu.au | Jingdong Yuan |Asia Programme |Kansiree Sittipoonaegkapat

In late October 1973, Gough Whitlam became the first Australian prime minister to visit China, fulfilling a promise he had made to Chinese Premier Zhou Enlai two years earlier, when Whitlam as Opposition Leader had led a delegation on an audacious journey to the middle kingdom. At a banquet Zhou hosted during the official visit, Whitlam laid out the logic for an engagement policy toward China. “[D]ifferent social systems … should not inhibit the flow of ideas,” he said.

Nov 9, 2023 | channelnewsasia.com | Jingdong Yuan

SYDNEY: As Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese concluded his four-day visit to China, both countries agreed it was important to keep up the momentum in their steadily warming relations, while also expanding their areas of cooperation. Both sides emphasised the complementary nature of their economic ties and sounded optimistic about exploring new areas of cooperation in climate change, renewable energy and agriculture.

Nov 8, 2023 | asiatimes.com | Jingdong Yuan

As Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese concluded his four-day visit to China, both countries agreed it was important to keep up the momentum in their steadily warming relations, while also expanding their areas of cooperation. Both sides emphasized the complementary nature of their economic ties and sounded optimistic about exploring new areas of cooperation in climate change, renewable energy and agriculture. They also committed to maintaining their recently resumed high-level dialogues.