What do security laws mean for Hong Kong?

Themes: the security laws’ impact on UK-China relations; what the laws mean for Hong Kong’s population; how the security laws will impact Hong Kong and the rest of the world in the future. Concise commentary on complex issues from different points of view. The UKNCC Guest Contributor Programme offers contrasting ‘short, sharp reads’ for those […]
What is China doing about climate change?

Themes: the challenges climate change pose for China; China’s global impact in mitigating the impacts of climate change; China’s current and future climate policies; the impact of China’s policies on the UK. Concise commentary on complex issues from different points of view. The UKNCC Guest Contributor Programme offers contrasting ‘short, sharp reads’ for those seeking […]
How does China really see the UK?

Themes: the Chinese government’s views of the UK; how recent political events in both nations impact UK-China relations; how China’s view of the UK may develop in the coming years. Concise commentary on complex issues from different points of view. The UKNCC Guest Contributor Programme offers contrasting ‘short, sharp reads’ for those seeking a fuller […]
Does China dominate the Western Pacific?

Themes: China’s current influence in the Western Pacific; China’s aspirations in the region; how China pursues its goals,; the global implications of China’s rise in the regions; what challenges China faces. Concise commentary on complex issues from different points of view. The UKNCC Guest Contributor Programme offers contrasting ‘short, sharp reads’ for those seeking a […]
How does China view the Afghanistan crisis?

Themes: China’s hopes and concerns for Afghanistan after a US withdrawal; the impact of a US withdrawal on power dynamics in the Middle East; what implications Taliban rule may have on Xinjiang. Concise commentary on complex issues from different points of view. The UKNCC Guest Contributor Programme offers contrasting ‘short, sharp reads’ for those seeking […]
Why does the PRC act in the way it does?

Themes: how historical narratives influence current foreign and domestic policies; how culture and customs impact Chinese politics and economics; how history can help understand China’s policies. Concise commentary on complex issues from different points of view. The UKNCC Guest Contributor Programme offers contrasting ‘short, sharp reads’ for those seeking a fuller exploration of key questions. […]
How should the UK view China’s rise in tech?

Themes: the role of technological development in China’s economic goals; the legality of China’s technological developments; the impact of technology on innovation in China; the UK’s response. Concise commentary on complex issues from different points of view. The UKNCC Guest Contributor Programme offers contrasting ‘short, sharp reads’ for those seeking a fuller exploration of key […]
What is China’s approach to IP?

Themes: the impact of IP on trade, the economy, and innovation; challenges facing UK businesses in regard to IP in China; why the UK should continue to engage with China despite these challenges. Concise commentary on complex issues from different points of view. The UKNCC Guest Contributor Programme offers contrasting ‘short, sharp reads’ for those […]
How do past relations inform the future?

Themes: the history of UK-China relations; how the two countries view each other; challenges defining UK-China relations; potential future developments in UK-China relations. Concise commentary on complex issues from different points of view. The UKNCC Guest Contributor Programme offers contrasting ‘short, sharp reads’ for those seeking a fuller exploration of key questions. This May 2021 […]
How can China & the UK address climate change?

Themes: China’s past and current climate policy; shared climate objectives between the UK and China; how both nations can expand partnerships; possible global impacts of such a cooperation. Concise commentary on complex issues from different points of view. The UKNCC Guest Contributor Programme offers contrasting ‘short, sharp reads’ for those seeking a fuller exploration of […]