Entendiendo el riesgo de las empresas chinas de tecnologías de la información y comunicación (TIC)
La perspectiva de la República Checa.
2023
Coexistence with an Irresponsible (super)power
China’s aggressive behavior begets international isolation. Will ASEAN’s efforts to socialize it within the existing regional frameworks decrease the risk of conflict?
Making friends, making inroads: The CCP’s influence activities in Estonia
The Party-State’s influence bureaucracies seek contacts high and low.
The Czech Republic, the Euro-Atlantic, and the Indo-Pacific: A New Geostrategic Alignment
Backgrounder on Czech and European policy in the newly delineated macro-region.
France’s “influence diplomacy” under CCP influence
United front figures exploit cultural cooperation to buy access and status.
CCPIT in Poland
Economic cooperation in the hands of a party-state actor.
Japan and the Taiwan ‘Contingency’
Taiwan contingency scenarios, their probability and anticipated effects.
Time to Break Old Taboos: Pavel’s Call with Tsai as A New Normal
The new president-elect of the Czech Republic, Petr Pavel, has started sending powerful signals. Foremost among them was his phone call with his Taiwanese counterpart, President Tsai Ing-wen, on January 30, a mere two days after his electoral victory.
Japan has changed its approach to national security and defense
Japanese administration has released three documents that respond to an increasingly tense security environment, describing China as a serious source of concern. It stresses alliance-building with like-minded countries such as the Czech republic, and strengthening Japan’s own defense posture.
Scientific exchanges with Chinese characteristics
Limits and pitfalls of academic cooperation with the People’s Republic of China (policy brief).