Decoding united front work from Australia to Europe
Interview with Alex Joske on his new report on the united front system and CCP influence abroad.
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Safeguarding socialism: The origins, evolution and expansion of China’s total security paradigm
The CCP’s strategy of preemptive defense of its core values at transnational scale is a fundamental institutional characteristic of the party-state.
5G and the Internet of Things: Chinese companies’ inroads into ‘digital Poland’
Policy brief presented at the conference “Beyond Huawei: Europe’s adoption of PRC technology and its implications”, organised by Sinopsis.
The PLA and CCP influence abroad: Business, intelligence, crime and interference enmeshed
Interview with Alex Joske on his research on alleged intelligence activities, defence universities and the CCP’s global influence operations.
Beyond Huawei: Europe’s adoption of PRC technology and its implications
Presentations by Didi Kirsten Tatlow, Paul Charon, Łukasz Sarek, Frank Jüris, Ondřej Klimeš and Filip Jirouš at a Sinopsis conference on PRC tech companies in Europe.
Mapping China-in-Germany
Paper presented at the workshop “Mapping China’s footprint in the world II”, organised by Sinopsis and the Oriental Institute of the Czech Academy of Sciences.
Mapping the footprint of Belt and Road influence operations
Paper presented at the workshop “Mapping China’s footprint in the world II”, organised by Sinopsis and the Oriental Institute of the Czech Academy of Sciences.
China’s Xinjiang work in Turkey
Paper presented at the workshop “Mapping China’s footprint in the world II”, organised by Sinopsis and the Oriental Institute of the Czech Academy of Sciences.
A storm in a teapot: CEFC, United Frontlings, the New Comintern and a Tiananmen anniversary gift
Hasty arrangements to donate two teapots to the Czech National Museum before the Tiananmen anniversary illustrate the CCP’s low-key cooptation of European politics and officialdom.
Huawei in CEE: From “strategic partner” to potential threat
Following the Prague 5G Security Conference’s stress on transparency and the “model of governance” of countries influencing ICT suppliers, an analysis of Central and Eastern European interactions with Huawei, with new details about the company’s Party links and underreported reactions in the Baltics.