Favourites of 2019: Hasan Minhaj’s incisive yet accessible comedy | Aarti Betigeri https://t.co/nVwfPibvm8

🎧 @apolyakova argues that the west must start conceiving of the democratic digital domain as an asset in this contest, one that must be be protected and defended – but also one that’s more resilient than we think. Ep 16 of Rules Based Audio https://t.co/CmlDkWP7Xp

China’s economic growth has fallen to its slowest rate since 1990, and this deceleration looks set to continue unless China implements the kinds of deep reforms behind the successful economic transitions of Japan and Korea. | New Analysis by David Orsmond https://t.co/crH9jcRojG

Best of The Interpreter 2019: Hong Kong protests | The Interpreter https://t.co/spVpLwATiK

Favourites of 2019: Ross Garnaut on climate | Stephen Grenville https://t.co/qK3AquuuOx

Highlights of 2019: The Lowy Institute Poll https://t.co/lg6H7wMBuM

Australia’s depleted international broadcasting is impairing the projection of Australia’s soft power at a time when government is seeking to increase its regional influence, particularly in the Pacific. | Report by Annmaree O'Keeffe and Chris Greene https://t.co/fYfIEhoM4N

Best of The Interpreter 2019: Your most read | Daniel Flitton https://t.co/BZUZR6AZEY

Who dominates global trade? China’s rise since the turn of the century has been swift. | @RolandMRajah, Alyssa Leng https://t.co/HsZ6ClaCqD https://t.co/gSsnQmliwm

🎧 Digital authoritarianism is the use of digital technology by authoritarian regimes to monitor, manipulate and control both domestic and foreign populations. China and Russia are at the forefront. | Rules Based Audio with @KelseyMunro & @apolyakova https://t.co/CmlDkWP7Xp