Much Ado About ‘Somethings’
China-Linked Influence Operation Endures Despite Takedowns
Falun Gong
How China’s Repressive Policies Could Fuel the Jihad
The CCP’s harsh treatment of Uighurs in Xinjiang could very well drive more people into the arms of both al-Qaeda and ISIS.
Op-eds
Belfast’s power vacuum leads to Titanic BDS troubles
The Belfast city council, which should be focused on local municipal issues, may embarrass Northern Ireland with its foray into Mideast conflicts
Op-eds
The freedom fighters of Hong Kong
They deserve more support than they’ve been getting.
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Socialist eras and errors
Accounting for the popularity of Bernie and AOC
Op-eds
Faithless
“I believe that God has planted in every heart the desire to live in freedom.” So said President George W. Bush in 2004. Leave for another day the debate over whether such a belief is...
Op-eds
Foreign Policy Musings Before the Fall Election
As the federal election approaches, party leaders have begun to articulate their visions for how Canada would best be served in both the domestic and the international arenas. It behooves all Can...
Op-eds
Organ Harvesting of Religious and Political Dissidents by the Chinese Communist Party
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Congressional Testimonies
Bitter Harvest: China’s ‘Organ Donation’ Nightmare
When Wang Lijun made his break for the US consulate in Chengdu on the night of February 6th, he was in a unique position to reveal a series of damaging stories about...
Op-eds
A Great Time for a Fresh Look at the Armenian Genocide
This week, a Turkish court approved a criminal indictment against four former Israeli military commanders for their alleged role in the deaths of nine Turkish activists who were trying to break I...
Op-eds
Chinese Blind Spot
Investigating Chinese surveillance is a rather lonely job. For all the dissidents yammering about dramatic arrests and torture and harvesting of organs, you can’t really guarantee publicati...
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The Xinjiang Procedure
Beijing’s ‘New Frontier’ is ground zero for the organ harvesting of political prisoners.
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Carrying a Torch for China
Skip the opening ceremonies of the Beijing Olympics, Mr. President.
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The China Conundrum
How significant that the architect of the original U.S. overture to China now feels compelled to write a primer on averting war with his own creation. Henry Kissinger's essay, "Avoiding a U....
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Into Thin Airwaves
Back in January 2010, Secretary of State Clinton gave a pay-any-price, bear-any-burden address calling for the liberation of the global Internet. The price Washington was willing to pay? It promi...
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Hacker Nation: China’s Cyber Assault
A decade before Operation Aurora—China’s recent hacking spree of at least thirty-four Western companies—the Chinese government attempted to seize American computer code th...
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Google vs. Beijing
Western corporations never die in China, they just fade away. They don't do what Google has threatened to do: Slam the door on its way out. Google's decision to stop censoring its Chine...
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The Administration Kowtows
Are the Chinese people alone now?
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Carrying a Torch for China
London
It was my four-year-old son's first demonstration. But he was getting cold, the police were manhandling the Tibetans to the point that there might be a stampede, and I wasn't sure if the bus that had just rushed by at such an unseemly speed actually carried the stupid torch, so we headed for the tube and home. My son wanted to know why people kept saying "China, stop the kitty."
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Why Wang Wenyi Was Shouting: Is Beijing committing atrocities against the Falun Gong movement?
Wang Wenyi, the woman whose shouts disrupted the welcoming ceremony for Chinese president Hu Jintao on the White House lawn on April 20, is a middle-aged pathologist and a follower of Falun Gong....