Really enjoyed speaking tonight at Australian Institute of International Affairs @AIIANational on ambiguity - a concept I really love and that has shaped much of my research - together with my colleagues @TuukkaKaikkonen who spoke on luck and Isabelle Zhu-Maguire who spoke on

I'll be giving my PhD presentation today at 1pm (in person & via Zoom). Here is the event page: https://t.co/zu7RSmR5g0 See you soon!

🚨New online! Our latest edition (79-4): "Coalition-building & the politics of hegemonic re-ordering in the Indo-Pacific," carefully curated by special guest editors @BeverleyLoke & Ralf Emmers. ⬇️ https://t.co/wtLmMIzRlU

Had a great time at #OCIS2025! I shared my work on China’s infrastructure finance and took part in a roundtable on Australia–China relations. Big thanks for the thoughtful feedback and conversations!

I was interviewed by @sbschinese about the latest escalation in US-China trade tensions, where I shared my views on how this could affect the future of Australia-China cooperation.

Had a fantastic time at #ISA2025 in Chicago, where I presented my paper, ‘China in the Financial Order: Ambiguity, the Construction of Economic Crises, and Central Bank Cooperation.’ Grateful for the stimulating conversations, insightful feedback, and the chance to connect with

What is China's role in global governance on renewable energy? Please join us this Friday for the seminar by Prof. Susan Park @spark_syd if you can👇

PLEASE SHARE: New PhD scholarship opportunity to work with me on my ARC-funded project examining how states and societies in Asia and the Pacific are responding to the emerging Cold War between the US and China. Details on how to apply are in the link. https://t.co/8x8Jg77JaQ

How is China shaping the global transition to renewable energy? On 29 November, Prof Susan Park @spark_syd will explore the ‘embodied political ecology’ of solar PV and its implications for China's sustainability practices as part of our seminar series. We look forward to seeing

The 85th Morrison Lecture by Professor Leigh Jenco is now online: https://t.co/1ohKlI26Sr. A huge thank you to @LeighJenco for her insight on political acts of transmission by Chinese thinkers.

A few years ago, I began my Master of International Relations at ANU College of Asia & the Pacific. This program connected me with outstanding lecturers, supervisors and classmates, crucial for my PhD journey. Excited to be included in the latest promotional video for the

On the relationship between crises and the academic discipline of international relations. New commentary by @maria_tanyag from @ANUBellSchool in @AustJIA. https://t.co/oE0Cd1VlI5

My new piece in @IAJournal_CH examines the transformation underway to promote legal accountaiblity in realtime conflicts & its challenges @ANUBellSchool A new politics of international criminal justice: accountability in Ukraine and the Israel–Gaza war

The market remains uncertain about the future direction of China’s economic policies and what they might mean for the world. But we should still watch closely, explain @WentingHe1103 and @WesWidmaier

China's recently announced massive stimulus has sent its stock market on a rollercoaster. What does this mean for China, Australia, and the global economy? Check out the analysis Prof Wesley Widmaier and I wrote on The Conversation 👇: https://t.co/nJKtQSnXEx @WesWidmaier

See you this Friday!

For further details and to register for the 85th annual George E Morrison Lecture, please visit: https://t.co/6rSYxeOWNi @anu_china @ANUasiapacific @ANUBellSchool @ANU_SDSC 6/6

In excellent company for the new @RISjnl podcast. Really enjoyed this discussion (only minutes after the @ANUBellSchool's IR Dept.'s 75th anniversary conference had come to a close!).

I’m glad to have been interviewed by @sbschinese on the challenges facing China’s private enterprises under Xi’s administration, as well as China's idea of state-market relations that underpins its economic prospects. Check out our discussion (in Mandarin) to hear more: