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How CCP-Linked Networks Reach Deep Into American Political Institutions

A series of high-profile cases involving elected officials, political aides, and CCP-linked operatives has intensified scrutiny over Beijing’s efforts to expand influence within th...

Beijing’s Shadow Networks in Okinawa

Organized crime groups with roots in Taiwan have become a useful tool for the CCP – in Taiwan and, increasingly, abroad.

China’s weaving of a web of ties makes it a diplomatic superpower

Beijing hosted the presidents of the United States and Russia within days of each other recently. China’s rising diplomatic standing is no accident. It is grounded in a tradition o...

Security Analyst Calls for Global Database to Track Chinese Influence Networks

Wade says the international community should establish a global database to track organizations linked to the CCP's overseas influence operations, arguing that Taiwan is uniquely p...

China's influence pipeline is already active in Japan's information space

China’s Moment to Shape a New Global Order 

Recent visits to Beijing by Trump and Putin and a more favorable geopolitical environment have given Beijing more strategic space to advance its vision.

Official lays out Beijing’s overseas repression tactics

Leadership Shake-Up at Peking University Fuels Speculation of CCP Power Struggles

Analysts note that the personnel reshuffle touches multiple influential political networks tied to Xi Jinping, former Premier Li Keqiang, and senior Party officials connected to Ch...

How China’s ‘red lines’ are quietly shaping global news reporting

In late 2013, the then-editor in chief of Bloomberg News, Matthew Winkler, spiked an investigation into the hidden wealth of China’s elite. Publishing it, he warned reporters on a...

Beijing Taps Veteran Diplomats to Gauge Trump’s Stance Ahead of the Midterms

The outreach comes as both countries continue to exchange diplomatic and economic measures despite a temporary easing of trade tensions ahead of another possible Trump-Xi summit la...

Why China’s Latin America ties aren’t immune to Trump’s influence

For over two decades, China’s rise in Latin America has been viewed as one of the most significant geopolitical developments in the western hemisphere. Through trade, investment, i...

Your new online friend may work for Beijing

China Is Indispensable, But Not Dominant

Beijing has drawn the great powers into its orbit without controlling their strategic choices.

How China’s ‘Red Lines’ Are Quietly Shaping Global News Reporting

Under Xi Jinping, the CCP has expanded its control over political language to the point where it challenges journalism’s most basic task: describing the world accurately.

Friendship or leverage: Why is Xi Jinping going to North Korea?

Beijing is trying to reassert influence over a strategically vital yet deeply unpredictable partner.

Parties seen as key to driving global governance, modernization

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Beijing’s Nepal Anxiety

Chinese analysts say that while the core concerns of a "close neighbor," i.e., China, are sidelined, Kathmandu is making every effort to accommodate the ‘"distant relative," i.e.,...

How China is becoming the gravitational centre of global diplomacy

When Russian President Vladimir Putin arrives in Beijing this week, just days after US President Donald Trump departed, following his summit with President Xi Jinping, the choreogr...

Report: Marxist tycoon is funding a China-backed influence campaign against AI data centers

A China-based American tycoon is funding a Beijing-backed influence campaign in the U.S. to block construction of large computer data centers, according to a new think tank report.

Beijing Turns to Diplomatic Pressure as Military Activity Around Taiwan Eases

Taiwan's Foreign Ministry says Beijing is increasingly using diplomatic pressure to isolate Taiwan and President Lai Ching-te internationally. The comments come as analysts point t...

China’s Wang Yi to test whether transatlantic turmoil can soften Europe’s Nordic hawks

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi kicks off a rare tour of Europe’s Nordic countries on Thursday, as Beijing tests whether it can use shifting geopolitical sands to find openings am...

China debate reaches fever pitch in Brussels as EU’s crunch fortnight kicks off

A frenzied fortnight of EU policymaking on China kicked off on Tuesday, amid signs that big member states may be willing to take a tougher stance on trade despite huge pressure fro...

Why Do Some Chinese Immigrants in America Still Answer to Beijing?

Many Chinese immigrants worked for years to gain U.S. citizenship, yet their thinking remains captive to Beijing's overseas propaganda machine. Trump's America 250 speeches, and a...

Red carpet for Putin: why China-Russia ties outpace Beijing’s engagement with Washington

China has rolled out the red carpet for Russian President Vladimir Putin’s 25th visit to the country, underscoring a frequency of head-of-state diplomacy that far outpaces its enga...