Together with my coauthors, we wrote this piece as part of a series on US-China tech race.

Ensuring the “Future Made in Australia Act” doesn’t add to a global subsidy arms race | Marina Yue Zhang ift.tt/FXVSiUb

Here is an interview I Australia-China Relations Institute UTS did with SBS radio on TikTok in Chinese.
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In part 3 of a series of ACBC-UTS:ACRI thought leadership analysis pieces, James Laurenceson 罗震 and Marina Yue Zhang discuss the PRC's technological edge in critical minerals supply chains bit.ly/3TCUZOy

“As Australia belatedly increases its uptake of electric vehicles, its relationship with China is vitally important. Can it manoeuvre geopolitical considerations?” discussed by Dr. Marina Yue Zhang and Elena Collinson

Read more at Australian Outlook👇
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Netflix’s adaptation of the wildly popular Chinese Sci-Fi novel trilogy the Three Body Problem isn’t released yet but Chinese nationalists are already riled up on social media. They criticize the show’s diverse cast and accuse Netflix of using the story to make China look bad. 1/

“Australia’s EV saga is more than a tale of market trends and technological adoption. It is a narrative deeply intertwined with the global geopolitical milieu,” write Marina Yue Zhang and Elena Collinson in Australian Institute of International Affairs Australian Outlook bit.ly/3IMjlRe

Marina Yue Zhang + Wanning Sun (@UTSEngage) write how TikTok has mobilised its vast user base to contest a possible US ban.

Plus it could challenge the ban in court as an infringement of people’s free speech. theconversation.com/if-tiktok-is-b…

My colleague Wanning Sun and I UTS Australia-China Relations Institute wrote on TikTok. If TikTok is banned in the US or Australia, how might the company – or China – respond? theconversation.com/if-tiktok-is-b… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand

I UTS Australia-China Relations Institute was in a conversation with ABC News host Ros Childs on Wang Yi's visit after he met with the Australian PM.

A race for technological supremacy with the United States is another motivating factor...This has spurred the country to invest in technological self-reliance, says Marina Zhang Australia-China Relations Institute UTS China promises more money for science in 2024 nature.com/articles/d4158…

Discourse on critical minerals supply chains 'should shift from a binary choice between decoupling & dependency to a nuanced strategy of engagement that recognises the mutual benefits of cooperation' - Marina Yue Zhang Roc X Shi in The Lowy Institute Interpreter bit.ly/3Tn8QKg

I UTS Australia-China Relations Institute joined Professor Jane Golley, Director, China in the World, and Dinny McMahon of Trivium China, in CEDA's conversation about China's economic trajectory and its impact on the Australian economy in the coming 1-2 years youtu.be/JLnVAJ3kxeY?si… via YouTube

Western reticence about “locking into” China-dependent supply chains has intensified in recent years, Marina Yue Zhang tells Financial Times bit.ly/3T09vRs

I UTS Australia-China Relations Institute was quoted via @ft “Any investment from China..., are raising alerts immediately. Before we were talking about the military, telecommunications, now we’re talking about critical minerals, energy.'

I Australia-China Relations Institute UTS wrote this article after my trip to China in January.

A tale of two economies: China’s impressive topline growth figures mask underlying disparities and societal unease. buff.ly/4bxtFtk

An interview fb.watch/qbDt_hTfId/ on BYD and EV adoption in Australia UTS Australia-China Relations Institute 'The biggest challenges BYD facing in the export market is the brand awareness among the consumers and scrutiny when investing in building its supply chains overseas.'

On likely further delays to the renewal of a decades-old US-PRC pact to cooperate on science and technology, Marina Yue Zhang tells nature: 'Collaboration is the only way to conquer a lot of the scientific challenges the world is facing today' bit.ly/3HR7jWj

.Marina Yue Zhang also reflects on the current status of negotiations between the US and PRC on the pact: