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La Trobe Asia

Asia Rising, the podcast of La Trobe Asia which takes a critical look at the key issues facing Asia's states and societies.

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Yesterday · 29 min
China's Ageing Crisis and the Role of AI
China is ageing faster than almost any other coun…
Thursday · 1 hr 26 min
Pacific Climate Mobility: Pathways to new Partnerships
For Pacific Island communities, climate change is not a future threat, but a present reality.
August 14 · 28 min
Interview: Cyber Accountability in Southeast Asia
Southeast Asia is one of the fastest-growing digital regions in the world,
August 11 · 52 min
Event: Australia's Submarine Cable Challenge
Some 16 privately operated submarine cables carry around 99 per cent of Australia's international data
August 11 · 55 min
Event: Screening South Asia: Cultural Bridge, Critical Lens
South Asian cinema shapes how millions of people …
August 7 · 58 min
Event: Creeping Censorship in Asian Media
From digital regulation and political pressure to economic influence and self-censorship, media freedom in Asia is being shaped by a range of subtle and evolving constraints.
July 27 · 23 min
Interview: Australia's Submarine Cable Security
Almost every email you send, every video you stre…
July 21 · 1 hr
Event: The Real Costs of AUKUS
The AUKUS agreement between Australia, the United States, and the United Kingdom is set to reshape Australia's military and strategic future through the acquisition of nuclear-powered submarines.
July 6 · 20 min
Interview: US Engagement With Pacific Island Nations
What a changed US posture means for the Pacific and for the countries that share an interest in its stability?
June 12 · 19 min
Interview: The Continued Repression of Uyghurs
An escalating crisis faces the Uyghur in China.
May 30 · 25 min
Interview: Pragmatic China and Multilateral Organisations
Over the past decade, China has launched a remarkable number of multilateral initiatives — from the Belt and Road to BRICS to a suite of so-called Global Initiatives covering development, security, and civilisation.
May 12 · 1 hr
Event: Navigating Conflict in a Contested World
In an increasingly contested global environment, the international community faces growing pressure to respond to current and emerging wars and instability across the full conflict spectrum
May 5 · 57 min
Event: When Engineers Shape Asia
Over the past two decades, China and India have u…
April 30 · 19 min
Interview: Preserving Tibetan Culture and Knowledge
Tibet's story is one of the most profound of the modern era — a civilisation forced into exile, carrying its language, philosophy, and sacred texts across the Himalayas in an act of collective survival.
April 2 · 21 min
Interview: Ethnic Unity and Assimilation in China
China's new Law on Promoting Ethnic Unity and Pro…
March 30 · 59 min
Book Launch: The Dragon's Emerging Order: Sino-centric Multilateralism and Global Responses
China is increasingly shaping global politics through new, Sino-centric forms of multilateralism, building parallel forums that operate alongside, and sometimes beyond, existing institutions.
March 24 · 48 min
Event: Healthy Ageing in Asia-Pacific
Across the Asia-Pacific, people are living longer than ever before.
March 19 · 20 min
Interview: How the Media Shapes Territory in Asia
Traditional security debates focus on maps, borde…
March 12 · 58 min
Book Launch: Asian Crucible: Globalization, Geopolitics and the Contest for the Future
Asia’s modern resurgence has transformed the global economy, lifting hundreds of millions out of poverty through globalization, supply chains and market integration.
March 4 · 27 min
Interview: Land and Identity in Nagaland
The far north-eastern Indian state of Nagaland ha…

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