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Report: CCP-Linked Professional Associations in France Facilitate Tech Transfer, Political Influence
At the Prague-based Sinopsis, René Bigey has published a new report on the CCP’s use of professional associations to pursue technology transfer and political influence in France: The People’s Republic of China (PRC) has...
Read More“Two Sessions” Conclude with Xi, CCP Further Consolidating Power
The story of this year’s Two Sessions was that it has become ever more scripted by the Party, with Xi Jinping at its core. At the annual gatherings of China’s National People’s Congress (NPC) and advisory Chinese People’s...
Read MoreHong Kong Article 23 National Security Law Fast-tracked Under CCP Pressure
Hong Kong is set to pass a new domestic national security law that critics worry will further curtail civil liberties already endangered by the 2020 National Security Law imposed by China. The passage of domestic security...
Read MoreSecuritization at Home Shows CCP’s Resolve to Forcibly Control Information About China Abroad
In recent weeks, Chinese authorities have raided foreign firms, imposed exit bans, restricted databases, and expanded an espionage law. Together, these measures point to the government’s growing assertiveness in controlling...
Read MoreLittle Space for Unmarried Women in CCP Demographic Policies
Last week, China’s National Health Commission admitted that the country is expecting negative population growth over the next few years. Declining birth rates across several provinces this year suggest that China’s population...
Read MoreCCP Seeks Control Over Xinjiang Narrative As Xi Visits the Region
Over the past month, Xi Jinping concluded a “victory tour” of Xinjiang and Hong Kong, where his visits after years of absence signaled the CCP’s firm control over the two peripheral regions. The spectacles also served to burnish...
Read MoreU.S. Struggles to Find Balanced Approach Against CCP’s Transnational Repression
Last week, federal prosecutors from the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) opened three criminal cases accusing five Chinese government agents of attempting to spy on, intimidate, and silence dissidents living in the U.S. The...
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