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China’s ‘Wolf Warrior’ Diplomats Fighting Political Warfare Against the West News Analysis From France to Venezuela to the United States, the Chinese communist regime’s diplomats have been busy this past year blustering, threatening, and denigrating their host countries as part of an all-out effort to advance Beijing’s agenda on the world stage. This aggressive style, dubbed “wolf warrior” diplomacy, was on full display in March during the first face-to-face meeting between Biden administration officials and Chinese Communist Party (CCP) diplomats in Alaska. In a widely publiciz...

© Alex Wong/Getty Images Demonstrators start a fire and burn the American flag during a protest near the White House on May 31, 2020 in Washington, DC. The American infatuation with color revolutionism has, in the words of Obama's high priest 'Reverend' Wright, 'come home to roost.' I will not ask God or anyone to "damn America," as Wright did. Rather, I will point out that the U.S. is not so exceptional so as to render the 'demonstration effect' of color revolutions null and void. Political scientists have been fond in recent decades of discussing the robustness of the demonstration effect ...

AFP US declares China committed genocide against Uyghurs and Vietnam's Communist Party Congress The U.S. designation of China’s repression of ethnic Uyghurs in its northwestern Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region (XUAR) as genocide must be followed with stronger economic sanctions and a concerted international effort to push Beijing to reverse course, according to a group of experts. Chinese policies in the XUAR aim for “the forced assimilation and eventual erasure of a vulnerable ethnic and religious minority group,” outgoing Secretary of State Mike Pompeo s...

New Zealand Professor’s Research on CCP Influence Clears University Review New Zealand academic Anne-Marie Brady said there was nothing to justify the “complaints,” “gagging order,” and suppression of academic freedom that she had faced for months after she coauthored a report documenting the Chinese regime’s influence operations.  The University of Canterbury (UC) said on Dec. 11 that a review of the report found that Brady and her co-authors had met the responsibilities of its policy as well as New Zealand’s 1989 Education Act. An internal review of Brady’s report (pdf), ti...