The spooks and the merchants: Germany’s arrest of a suspected MSS agent and the CCP’s cultivation of business associations
MSS-commissioned tech transfer is but the climax of chamber of commerce engagement.
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The party in monk’s robes: The cultivation of global Buddhism within CCP influence operations
A note on the CCP’s engagement with Buddhism in Mongolia, Japan and Australia.
Waking up from the China Dream in Central and Eastern Europe
After a period of infatuation, promise fatigue and changing geopolitics have led to policy changes from Vilnius to Bucharest.
Xi’s China dream versus the Olympic dream: Beijing 2022 and the CCP’s ‘mutually beneficial’ relationship with the IOC president
A panel discussion on ‘Promoting human rights through sport and the Olympic ideal’ at the UN Human Rights Committee will further the win-win cooperation between the CCP and the International Olympic Council and undermine the principles and values of Olympism.
China’s Xinjiang propaganda and united front work in Turkey: Actors and content
Paper published in Monde chinois — Nouvelle Asie.
Xi’s centralisation of external propaganda: SCIO and the Central Propaganda Department
A note on the early Xi-era restructuring of the propaganda system.
Unified message, rhizomatic delivery: A preliminary analysis of PRC/CCP influence and the united front in Switzerland
Documenting Overseas Chinese united front networks and contacts between Swiss social, economic and political circles and the Chinese party-state’s co-optation apparatus.
Mapping China’s footprint in the world III
The annual Sinopsis workshop on the CCP’s global influence took place on 12 and 13 October.
China’s genocidal policies in Xinjiang
Hardline policies against the Uyghurs prompt comparisons with Nazi and Soviet totalitarianism.
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.