Kevin begins by offering his views on Taiwan’s position in the middle of a semiconductor conflict between China and the United States.

Xi has brought that era of pragmatic, nonideological governance to a crashing halt. In its place, he has developed a new form of Marxist nationalism that now shapes the presentation and substance of China’s politics, economy, and foreign policy.

Kevin Rudd’s “The Avoidable War” is reviewed by an expert roundtable facilitated by the National Bureau of Asian Research.

Asia Society global president Kevin Rudd spoke at the Global Views Leaders Forum of Taiwan.

Kevin Rudd joined Sky News to discuss Russia’s nuclear threat and the UK’s newest prime minister Rishi Sunak.

Kevin Rudd has warned China risks a “deeply adverse” global reaction if the country doesn’t counsel Vladimir Putin against unleashing a nuclear weapon.

Kevin Rudd says it’s time China used its considerable leverage with Russia to avoid nuclear conflict on CNN’s First Move with Julia Chatterley.

Xi is determined to change the international order in a manner more compatible with Chinese national interests and values. His power to do so, at least within his own system, is now unconstrained.

Kevin Rudd joined Susan Shirk to launch her new book at the Asia Society in New York.

Xi Jinping’s work report to the 20th Communist party congress this week is more ideological in tone and content than any that we have seen in the past 40 years.

Kevin Rudd worries that Beijing and the United States might clash in a hot war.

What agenda will Xi Jinping set for China over the next 5 years and beyond? Kevin Rudd, former PM and President of the Asia Society, offers his assessment.

Kevin Rudd’s interview with Taiwanese network TVBS on the launch of the Chinese-language edition of ‘The Avoidable War’.

Kevin Rudd in conversation at the Berlin Policy Forum 2022 hosted by Koerber Stiftung.

Kevin Rudd analyses China’s 20th Party Congress on Bloomberg’s Balance of Power program.

Chinese President Xi Jinping’s recent language suggests the country is moving even further toward more state-backed intervention, says former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd.

Sciences Po's Paris School of International Affairs was pleased to host Kevin Rudd, President of the Asia Society and former Prime Minister of Australia, for a dialogue with students.

Selon l'ancien Premier ministre australien, spécialiste de la Chine, Xi exerce une forte pression pour que son "ami" Poutine n'utilise pas l'arme nucléaire contre l'Ukraine.

Kevin Rudd’s interview with Institut français des relations internationales in Paris.

Kevin Rudd analyses the 20th Party Congress with Fareed Zakaria on CNN.