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This explainer looks at the CCP’s United Front strategy and how UK policymakers should respond.
This briefing looks at the current status of Chinese involvement in the UK’s nuclear industry.
A collation of data about the role that Confucius Institutes play in the UK.
A briefing on the takeover of Newport Wafer Fab.
This is a complete transcript of the China and Russia discussion, chaired by Alicia Kearns MP. She was joined by Sergey Radchenko, Bonny Lin and Maria Repnikova.
Rui Ma, Rogier Creemers and John Lee give their expert take on the evolution of China’s tech strategy, what’s driving its tech developments and where the UK Government should focus its energies.
Trade experts David Henig and Wendy Cutler discuss the reasons behind the UK’s application to join the trans-pacific trade bloc and whether China is also on the cusp of gaining entry.
A collection of short reads first published in our weekly newsletter, covering a range of China-related topics.
Jude Blanchette joined Tom Tugendhat for a conversation on where Xi Jinping and the CCP stand - domestically and abroad - at the end of 2021.
South East Asian countries welcome more engagement from countries like the UK — but won’t stop engaging China. The UK should pursue deeper ties with them nonetheless, writes Charles Dunst.
The UK is highly dependent on China for critical minerals. With rising state control over China’s rare earths industry, this paper explores the risks and how the UK could seek to increase resilience of supply.
A list of free-to-access articles and papers that explain some of the key debates in UK-China relations today.
The UK can play a pivotal roal in facilitating climate progress amid the backdrop of an increasingly competitve geopolitical environment.
Chair of the China Research Group, Tom Tugendhat MP was joined by Desmond Shum for a conversation on Desmond's recent book Red Roulette: An Insider's Story of Wealth, Power, Corruption, and Vengeance in Today's China, a rare look at the inner workings of the Chinese Communist Party.