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Identity Politics in U.S. China Policy Could Backfire

Identity Politics in U.S. China Policy Could Backfire

By Jiachen Shi
In their rhetoric, politicians may emphasize the distinction between the CCP and the people, but this serves to justify increasingly hawkish policies that don’t really consider that division.
China Removes Outspoken Foreign Minister, Fueling Rumors of Rivalries Within the Communist Party

China Removes Outspoken Foreign Minister, Fueling Rumors of Rivalries Within the Communist Party

By Associated Press
Qin Gang has been replaced by his predecessor, Wang Yi, in the foreign minister post amid swirling rumors and very few details.

The China-Russia Power Play

The China-Russia Power Play

By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from Alicja Bachulska.

The Indo-Pacific Strategy’s Missing Continental Dimension

The Indo-Pacific Strategy’s Missing Continental Dimension

By Naoki Nihei and Marin Ekstrom
Anxiety over the rise of China and the authoritarian threat to the liberal democratic order has driven a maritime-heavy strategy. But don’t forget about the Eurasian landmass.

In China-US Relations, Trust Is Valuable but Unattainable

In China-US Relations, Trust Is Valuable but Unattainable

By Denny Roy
Whether because of deception or misinterpretation, the Chinese and U.S. governments do not believe each other’s assurances. 
China, Russia Target Western Financial System With Propaganda and Disinformation 

China, Russia Target Western Financial System With Propaganda and Disinformation 

By Kyle Walter and Hamsini Hariharan
As multipolar ambitions persist, the Western financial system has become a prime target of both Chinese and Russian disinformation campaigns.

China Exports Slumped 12.4% in June as Global Demand Weakened

China Exports Slumped 12.4% in June as Global Demand Weakened

By Zen Soo
The slump since last year is rooted in trade weakness which added to downward pressure on the world's second-largest economy.
China-based Hackers Breached Government and Individual Email Accounts, Microsoft Says

China-based Hackers Breached Government and Individual Email Accounts, Microsoft Says

By Zen Soo
Microsoft said a group, dubbed Storm-0558, gained access to email accounts linked to 25 organizations, including Western European government agencies.

What China’s Ethnic Nationalism Means for Australia

What China’s Ethnic Nationalism Means for Australia

By Grant Wyeth
Protecting its citizens from the CCP’s extraterritorial reach will be a major test of the resilience of Australia’s liberal democracy. 

Rights Group Reports Allegations of Dozens of Abuses in Critical Minerals Supply Chains

Rights Group Reports Allegations of Dozens of Abuses in Critical Minerals Supply Chains

By Aniruddha Ghosal
Chinese-invested companies have come under increased scrutiny for environmental and labor abuses as demand for critical minerals soars.

New Zealand’s Deft Realpolitik on Display

New Zealand’s Deft Realpolitik on Display

By Dechlan Brennan
Newly strengthened military ties with Fiji and Japan contrast with the amicable meeting between Prime Minister Hipkins and Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
Former ByteDance Executive Says Chinese Communist Party Tracked Hong Kong Protesters via Data

Former ByteDance Executive Says Chinese Communist Party Tracked Hong Kong Protesters via Data

By Zen Soo
Yintao Yu, formerly head of engineering for ByteDance in the U.S., said in a court filing that the company had a “superuser” credential for a committee of CCP members.

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