Chinese Embassies are Becoming Increasingly Assertive: the Case of Sweden
The new Chinese ambassador to Sweden is much more active than his predecessor. Through disinformation campaigns and attacks on Swedish …
The new Chinese ambassador to Sweden is much more active than his predecessor. Through disinformation campaigns and attacks on Swedish …
As China ramps up its propaganda efforts, arguments in favor of the Communist Party’s narrative have tended to become both …
China’s campaign to have Taiwan renamed as a ‘province of China’ is not limited to foreign businesses. Foreign governments now …
The case of Gui Minhai shows very clearly the limits of quiet diplomacy with China. Despite this, a statement and …
The concept of race is becoming increasingly relevant in ultra-nationalistic China. Still, it’s an underreported and very poorly understood issue. …
A small Swedish municipality is about to let a high-profile Chinese Communist Party-linked businessman build Scandinavia’s largest port on the …
In recent years hundreds of Chinese lawyers and activists have been arbitrarily jailed under a new form of detention. All …
As regimes in China and beyond increase their monitoring of online activity, cybersecurity has become a key battleground for journalists, …
Exactly two years ago, Swedish publisher Gui Minhai was kidnapped by Chinese security agents in Thailand. He has been held …
The show trial of activist Lee Ming-che once again highlights the dangers of using Chinese social media. Even citizens outside …
For demographic reasons, both China and Taiwan need foreign workers. While China is becoming a less attractive environment for foreign …
China is increasingly relying on military force to back up its territorial claims and growing sphere of influence. Just like …
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