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Rogelja & Tsimonis: Presenting China as an existential threat further deprioritizes ‎human rights (interview)‎

Researchers Igor Rogelja and Konstantinos Tsimonis have recently published an article “Narrating the China Threat: Securitising Chinese Economic Presence in Europe” in the Chinese Journal of International Politics. In their study, Rogelja and Tsimonis analyzed the process in which Chinese activities are being securitized in the EU. In this interview conducted by Richard Q. Turcsányi,… Continue reading Rogelja & Tsimonis: Presenting China as an existential threat further deprioritizes ‎human rights (interview)‎

Slovenský sinológ z Hongkongu: Je to najlepšie mesto na svete

Prečo sa ľudia v Hongkongu búria, väčšina z nich býva v malých bytoch a mafiáni z triád sú na strane Číny? V rozhovore to vysvetľuje slovenský sinológ Martin Šebeňa. Martin Šebeňa žije už vyše sedem rokov v Hongkongu, ktorý už dva mesiace prežíva obrovské protesty proti tlaku čínskej komunistickej strany. Rozprávali sme sa na tieto témy: prečo chodia do ulíc demonštrovať státisíce ľudí… Continue reading Slovenský sinológ z Hongkongu: Je to najlepšie mesto na svete

Considering the Dragonbear

I was kindly asked by Tom O’Connor from Newsweek to provide him with my answers to six questions considering the relationship between China and Russia, which I gladly did as I have been extensively dealing with these issues since several years now. I would also like to point to the Around the World in 8 (or so) Pages Outlook… Continue reading Considering the Dragonbear

Malcolm Cook: Myth-Busting Australia’s Relation with China

‘Influence operations’ are necessarily neither illegal nor crossing the red line. One of the roles of having embassies is trying to influence the view of your country in the country where the embassy is. That is a part of public diplomacy, that is an influence operation. It is not about ‘Chinese influence operations’. It is… Continue reading Malcolm Cook: Myth-Busting Australia’s Relation with China

Rozhovor: Čínsky režim sa najviac bojí nespokojnosti obyvateľov

Čína by dnes nebola demokratickejšia, ak by pred tridsiatimi rokmi nedošlo ku krvavému potlačeniu protestov na Námestí nebeského pokoja v Pekingu. Režim by si našiel iný dôvod a príležitosť, hovorí analytik a výkonný riaditeľ Inštitútu ázijských štúdií Matej Šimalčík. Čo vie dnes bežný Číňan o 4. júni 1989 a potlačení protestov? Je tá téma úplne… Continue reading Rozhovor: Čínsky režim sa najviac bojí nespokojnosti obyvateľov

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