China's Global Influence

Topics

Regions

Europe

Western Europe	Central/Eastern Europe	Southern Europe
Belgium	Czech Republic	Greece
France	Georgia	Italy
Germany	Hungary	Spain
Iceland	Poland	Turkey
The Netherlands	Russia
Norway	Ukraine
Sweden
Switzerland
United Kingdom
The Vatican

Asia

East Asia	South/Southeast Asia	Central Asia/Middle East
Mongolia	Bangladesh	Afghanistan
North Korea	Cambodia	Iran
South Korea	India	Kazakhstan
Taiwan	Indonesia	Kyrgyzstan
	Laos	Russia
	Malaysia	Saudi Arabia
	The Maldives	Syria
	Myanmar	Tajikistan
	Nepal	Turkey
	Pakistan	Turkmenistan
	The Philippines	United Arab Emirates
	Thailand	Uzbekistan
	Vietnam

Oceania

• Australia
• New Zealand

Africa

• Africa
• Algeria
• Egypt
• Ethiopia
• Ghana
• Kenya
• Nigeria
• South Africa
• Sudan
• Tanzania
• Tunisia
• Uganda
• Zimbabwe

Americas

• Brazil
• Canada
• Costa Rica
• Latin America
• Mexico
• Nicaragua
• Panama
• United States

Institutions

• United Nations

• World Health Organization

• Universities (including Confucius Institutes)

• International media

• Hollywood

• Publishing industry

Policies and Strategies

• Belt and Road Initiative

• External propaganda

• Exporting censorship

• Soft power

• Sharp power

Original Reports

• Sinopsis, "Hijacking the Mainstream: CCP Influence Agencies in Italian Parliamentary and Local Politics" (republished from Project Sinopsis)

• Sinopsis, Nothing of Interest in a Small Country? Czech-Chinese Academic Exchange in the Age of Military-Civil Fusion" (republished from Project Sinopsis)

• Didi Kirsten Tatlow, How Hong Kong Was Lost" (republished from Project Sinopsis)

• Martin Hala, Pandemic as Symbolic End to Three Decades of Buoyant Globalization" (republished from Project Sinopsis)

• Lukas Mejia and Marine Ragnet, "From Narrative Consent to Narrative Warfare: China’s COVID-19 Messaging"

• Sinopsis, The European Parliament's China Friendship Cluster" (republished from Project Sinopsis)

• Filip Jirouš, Lennon and the Leninists: Prague's Lennon Wall Repurposed to Celebrate PRC Founding" (republished from Project Sinopsis)

• Martin Hala, "Between Tanks and Knitting Needles" (republished from Project Sinopsis)

• Magnus Fiskesjö and Jichang Lulu, "Calling the deer a horse: The CCP’s ham-fisted drive to control discourse in Sweden" (republished from Project Sinopsis)

• Emeka Umejei, "Will China’s Investments Reshape Africa’s Internet?" (republished from the Power3.0 blog)

• Martin Hála, "CEFC and CCP Influence in Eastern Europe" (republished from Project Sinopsis)

• Sinopsis & Jichang Lulu, "UN with Chinese Characteristics" (republished from Project Sinopsis)

• Jichang Lulu, Martin Hála, "New Comintern for New Era" (republished from Project Sinopsis)

• Tinatin Khidasheli & Sinopsis, "Georgia’s China Dream: CEFC in the Caucasus" (republished from Project Sinopsis)

• Martin Hála and Jichang Lulu, "The CCP’s Model of Social Control Goes Global" (republished from Project Sinopsis)

• Jichang Lulu and Martin Hála, "Huawei’s Battle for Central Europe" (republished from Project Sinopsis)

• Andréa Worden, "The CCP at the UN: Redefining Development and Rights" (republished from Project Sinopsis)

• Olga Lomová, Jichang Lulu, Martin Hála, "Czech-Chinese 'Friendship' Extends to Social Credit" (republished from Project Sinopsis)

CDT Interviews

• Maria Repnikova, "On Chinese Soft Power"

• Emeka Umejei, "The Unequal Relationship Between Chinese and African Media"

• Project Sinopsis, "Bridging the Gap Between China & Central Europe"

• Kristin Shi-Kupfer and Mareike Ohlberg of MERICS, "Part 1: China’s Influence in Europe," and "Part 2: How to Resist China’s Influence."

• Michael Berry, UCLA, "China and Hollywood"

• Magnus Fiskesjö, "Call the Deer a Horse: The CCP in Sweden" (by Jichang Lulu for Project Sinopsis)

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Other Resources

• Project Sinopsis
• MERICS
• Power3.0 blog
• “Sharp Power: Rising Authoritarian Influence,” from the National Endowment for Democracy
• "China's Influence & American Interests: Promoting Constructive Vigilance," from the Hoover Institution.