Earlier this year, Bilahari Kausikan explained in an article, “China and the Breeding of Black Swans”, that the COVID 19 pandemic has illustrated the strength and weakness of China and complicated the relationship between China and its fellow superpower, the
Young China Watchers (YCW) and King’s College London’s Lau China Institute held our fourth YCW-Lau China Conference in London on Saturday 7 November 2020. This year’s Conference coincided with the advent of the twenties and unprecedented, destabilising shifts around the
On October 18, Young China Watchers hosted a conversation with Lina Ayenew Getachew, Miatta Momoh and Joseph Olivier Mendo’o, who all work on Africa-China issues. This panel discusses the past, present and future of Africa-China relations; Africanness in a China
The 4th YCW-King’s College London China Conference The 2020s: China’s decade? Saturday, November 7, 2020 Conference start time: • 1000hrs (London) • 1100hrs (Brussels & Berlin) • 1800hrs (Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong & Singapore) • 0500hrs (Washington DC & New
On September 29, Young China Watchers hosted a conversation with Murray Hiebert, author of “Under Beijing’s Shadow: Southeast Asia’s China Challenge.” This compelling book provides a snapshot of ten countries in Southeast Asia by exploring their diverse experiences with China