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Michelle Cordero: From The Heritage Foundation, Im Michelle Cordero and this is Heritage Explains. The Olympics are the most prestigious sporting event in the world and its a privilege for a country to be selected as a host. The International Olympic Committee picked Beijing to host the 2022 winter games. And if the committee gets what it wants, Beijing will become the only city in the world to host both the summer and winter games. Cordero: In 2008, Beijing spent hundreds of millions on its su...

Smith provides the conservative true north on free trade through her research and writing. An Uyghur man and his daughter and listening the speeches, during the demonstration “Freedom for Uyghurs” in The Hague, Netherlands on August 20th, 2020. Romy Arroyo Fernandez / NurPhoto / Getty Images Key Takeaways Evidence has emerged that individuals in these camps are subject to various forms of forced labor, among other human rights violations. Businesses are ...

The Heritage Foundation is excited to announce the China Uncovered podcast available on Acast, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast app. In this podcast, Heritage Senior Policy Analyst Olivia Enos hosts representatives of world-class data projects to discuss how their projects are shining a spotlight on the Chinese Communist Party’s actions and emerging trends from their data. This is an ongoing effort of Heritage’s China Transparency Project. On December 28th, we release...

Olivia Enos, a senior policy analyst in the Asian Studies Center at the Heritage Foundation, spoke about human rights abuses in China, Hong Kong and more.

A weekly podcast that explains major policy issues and at a 101 level. Every week, hosts Michelle Cordero and Tim Doescher present an entertaining mix of media clips, personal stories, and interviews with Heritage experts to break down major news stories and policy debates raging in Congress. Your daily rundown of the day’s top news with news producer Virginia Allen, congressional reporter Rachel del Guidice, and editor-in-chief Katrina Trinko. They share the leading headlines, provide comme...

Senior Research Fellow, Asian Studies Center This aerial photo taken on January 2, 2017 shows a Chinese navy formation, including the aircraft carrier Liaoning (C), during military drills in the South China Sea. STR / Stringer / Getty Images Olivia Enos and Heritage Senior Research Fellow Dean Cheng interview Gregory Poling on the maritime disputes and artificial islands in the South China Sea. Gregory Poling is a Senior Fellow for Southeast Asia and Director...

U.s. should do. i think the u.s. needs to continue to support those protesters who are acting in a peaceful manner. advocating for freedom in hong kong. but also be unequivocal in our condemnation of violence both from protesters but also principally and most importantly any violence that might emanate from beijing. >> melissa: olivia, this is melissa francis. i know within the chinese media theres been criticism of the u.s., in part for sparking this. how do they make that argument? >> china lo...

The people involved and moving in a peaceful manner, those are the ones who are looking to see potential future reform in hong kong. one that would restore the ear of the hong kong authorities, giving them a desire to actually listen and hear what hong kong wants for the future. >> harris: olivia enos, policy analyst, asian study center, heritage foundation. thank you very much for your time and expertise today. good to see you. >> thank you for having me. >> harris: we started in breaking news ...

Very carefully. i want to bring in policy analyst for the heritage foundations asian study center. olivia, im looking back at my notes just to remind everybody that all this was set off by proposed extradition legislation that, if passed, would have allowed some suspects to be sent to china from hong kong. critics say they could face possible torture and unfair trial. thats what this battle is about. you heard melissa talking about it being one country, two systems. thats what hong kong understo...

Than the calling a brutal autocratic leader a friend is no substitute to achieving something for the american people in hanoi. >> bret: sets of >> bret: skepticism from hanoi, two hours from the meeting between president trump and kim jong un, a lot kim jong un and i will try very hard to work something out on denuclearization. i believe that china, russia, japan, and south korea will be helpful. lets bring in our panel here in hanoi. olivia enos is thank you both for being here. i guess the que...