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- Is the PRC Constitution a Dead Letter? Well…
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- Frances Cowhig on Wang Shuping’s September 2019 trip to London: THREE DAYS OF SUN
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- Dr Gao Yaojie: In Memory of Wang Shuping 高耀洁：纪念王淑平
- Goodbye Wang Shuping 王淑平
- Trans-provincial Bribery? High Officials Help Out Their Old Hometowns 官员偏爱籍贯地的机制研究
- Henan 1995: Wang Shuping Warns of Coming Blood Plasma Collection Station Spread HIV Epidemic Among Blood Sellers
- 1993 Zhoukou, Henan: The Eruption and Sudden Surge of Paid Blood Donations
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- Major Change in PRC Political Operating System under Xi?
- Imprisoned Rights Lawyer Wang Quanzhang Gets First Family Visit in Four Years
- PRC State-Sponsored Trash Talk/Media Infiltration in New Zealand
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- Politically Incorrect Twitter Browsing Cost Suzhou TV Station Editor His Job
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Category Archives: Foreign Relations 外交
Congressional Research Service Reports on China and US – China Relations
Many Congressional Research Service reports are archived on the website of the Federation of American Scientists https://fas.org/sgp/crs/index.html as well as on some other websites. For the latest, check the FAS website at the URL above. For example, here are reports … Continue reading
Posted in Economy 经济, Foreign Relations 外交, History 历史
Tagged China, Congress, 研究, 经济, 美国, economy, foreign relations, history, PRC, report, research, US, 台湾, 中美关系, 中国
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PRC State-Sponsored Trash Talk/Media Infiltration in New Zealand
New Zealand Professor Anne-Marie Brady recently translated an anonymous poison pen letter on Chinese media infiltration in New Zealand and gave it to the New Zealand Parliament. This new information fits the pattern seen around the world and discussed in … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Relations 外交, Literature 文学, Media 媒体
Tagged China, Chinese, Communist Party, community, He Qinglian, interference, internal affairs, literature, media, New Zealand, politician, trash talk, United Front, United Front Work Department, 媒体, 干涉内政, 新西兰, 中共
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Lawyer Dan Harris on How US business in China Can Protect Itself
Two May 2019 articles by Dan Harris of the Harris Bricken law firm how on how US and I expect Canadian business in China can protect themselves somewhat against the recent Chinese government extraordinarily aggressive enforcement of both laws and regulations. … Continue reading
Posted in Economy 经济, Foreign Relations 外交
Tagged business, business climate, Canada, China, companies, consultancy, economics, enforcement, foreign, law, regulations, tradewar, United States, US
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Job Description: Chinese Communist Party United Front Work Department
The role of the United Front Work Department of the Chinese Communist Party Central Committee in foreign affairs work was adjusted in 2018 to give it the leadership and coordination role of Communist Party and PRC state work in contacting … Continue reading
Wikileaks Harmed Chinese Citizen Activists: Translation of Namelist Circulated on Internet
This 2012 posting on the website Red China [RedChinaCn.net] is a copy of a posting that circulated on Chinese websites to criticizing people who had talked with US diplomats as at best fellow travelers and at worst traitors to China. … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Relations 外交, Media 媒体, Society 社会
Tagged activist, China, dissidents, persecution, traitor, Wikileaks
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CSIS II: The Taiwan Relations Act at Forty and U.S.-Taiwan Relations
I went to listen to all-day panel discussions “The Taiwan Relations Act at Forty and U.S.-Taiwan Relations” at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) in Washington, DC on April 9th. I even got a free lunch and caught … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Relations 外交, History 历史
Tagged China, cross-straits, CSIS, 美国, diplomacy, foreign relations, Gerald Connolly, politics, PRC, Six Assurances, Taiwan, Taiwan Relations Act, US, 台湾, 台湾关系法案, 外交, 中美关系
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Curl Up With A Think Tank Video: US – China Innovation Forum at CSIS April 10, 2019
I attended the US – China Innovation Forum at the Center for Strategic and International Studies on Wednesday April 10 which brought together industry leaders, business consultants and scholars to discuss issues surrounding innovation and US – China trade. I’ll … Continue reading
Posted in Economy 经济, Foreign Relations 外交, Health 健康
Tagged AI, business, China, economy, health, healthcare, innovation, panel, relations, Rick Larson, Trade, US, Washington, Zhang Ligang
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Canadian Embassy Beijing Blog: Remember Liu Xiaobo and Charter ’08
Canadian Embassy Beijing microblog social media posting to December 18th post to Chinese followers: “This month we celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. But that wasn’t the only important human rights documents issued on December … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Relations 外交
Tagged Beijing, Canada, Charter '08, China, Embassy, Liu Xiaobo, Nobel Prize, posting, PRC, social media, Vaclav Havel
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US Senate Hearing: China’s Non-Traditional Espionage Against the United States: The Threat and Potential Policy Responses
I watched the full December 12 U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee hearing “China’s Non-Traditional Espionage Against the United States: The Threat and Potential Policy Responses” this past weekend. Interesting stuff although the term non-traditional espionage is problematic. It runs the gamut from … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Relations 外交, Science, Technology and Academic 科技学术
Tagged academic, China, Confucius Institute, exchange, high tech, science, spy, study, technology, Thousand Talents, US
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