The CCP at the UN: Redefining development and rights
How the Belt and Road Initiative threatens to undermine the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
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The importance of Friendly Contacts: the New Comintern to Huawei’s rescue
Old friends of China cultivated by the CCP International Liaison Department come in handy in the Huawei dispute, despite the issue being somewhat outside of their regular competences.
Huawei’s Christmas battle for Central Europe
A public warning by the Czech cyber watchdog is met with some heavy-handed PRC diplomacy.
The CCP’s model of social control goes global
And an academic disclosing the mechanism gets caught in its crosshairs.
Open letter on harassment campaign against Anne-Marie Brady
In New Zealand, Anne-Marie Brady, an academic who investigated the CCP’s influence in local politics has become the target of a series of incidents which, taken together with attacks from Party-directed media, are consistent with an intimidation campaign.
China’s Decimation of Uyghur Minds
Xi Jinping’s China considers Uyghur minds as its enemy and has resolved to forcefully indoctrinate them with official values and beliefs.
Confined discourse management and the PRC’s localised interactions in the Nordics
In decentralised administrations, projects can succeed at the local level by flying under the radar of national debates.