Gazprom doesn’t sell any goods to consumers, but its advertising and brand visibility is significant in European football. Simon Chadwick takes a look at what the company may have in the pipeline.

In line with the state’s efforts to sustain economic growth, Beijing’s newly proposed foreign investment law has a chance of delivering promising results, Deborah Healey and Lu Wang write.

Western countries need to have a clearer and better-informed vision of how to relate to and cooperate with China – in research, innovation, and higher education, Sylvia Schwaag Serger and Tommy Shih write.

In this special post, experts from the ANU National Security College give us their thoughts on the national security issues set to shape this year. 

This week on the pod we take a look at regional cooperation amongst the Pacific Islands and the challenges they face in coordinating policy efforts.

With the world’s third largest economy suffering from labour shortages, Abenomics needs to hit its target, Andrew Thomson writes.