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Charles Lieber’s Conviction as a ‘Victory’ for the China Initiative

December 22, 2021 Margaret Lewis 3 Comments

Dr. Charles Lieber, the former Chair of Harvard University’s Chemistry and Chemical Biology Department, was convicted yesterday of six criminal…

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Posted in: International relations, Law Filed under: China Initiative, Criminal law, Department of Justice, research security

The Manning/Burrows article on Biden’s “democracy agenda”: what they get wrong

August 1, 2021 Donald Clarke Leave a comment

A recent article by Robert Manning and Mathew Burrows, The Problem with Biden’s Democracy Agenda, criticizes Biden for his supposed…

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Posted in: Economics, International relations, Non-China commentary

The New Zealand Supreme Court’s troubling decision on extradition to China

June 15, 2021 Donald Clarke Leave a comment

On June 4th, the New Zealand Supreme Court came out with a decision on extradition to China that I find…

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Posted in: International relations, Law Filed under: extradition, Kyung Yup Kim
Anyone who does not sing Beijing’s song will be punished

Anyone who does not sing Beijing’s song will be punished

March 24, 2021 Donald Clarke Leave a comment

The following is a guest post by Prof. Andreas Fulda of the University of Nottingham. It began life as a…

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Posted in: International relations
China denies consular access to Spavor & Kovrig trials, breaching consular agreement

China denies consular access to Spavor & Kovrig trials, breaching consular agreement

March 18, 2021 Donald Clarke Leave a comment

In a move that will surprise absolutely nobody, China will refuse to allow Canadian diplomats (or indeed, any foreigners, I…

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Posted in: International relations, Law

The Economist on Xinjiang: don’t call it genocide

February 13, 2021 Donald Clarke Leave a comment

The Economist just published a leader headlined “‘Genocide’ is the wrong word for the horrors of Xinjiang”. Here’s why I…

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Posted in: International relations, Law Filed under: Xinjiang
The Longer Blog Post: Comments on American China strategy

The Longer Blog Post: Comments on American China strategy

January 29, 2021 Donald Clarke Leave a comment

The Atlantic Council recently posted an 80-page article entitled The Longer Telegram: Toward a New American China Strategy (a shorter…

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Posted in: Chinese Communist Party, International relations, Politics
The International Criminal Court prosecutor’s decision on China and Xinjiang: “no basis to proceed”

The International Criminal Court prosecutor’s decision on China and Xinjiang: “no basis to proceed”

December 16, 2020 Donald Clarke Leave a comment

The Office of the Prosecutor of the ICC has determined that there is “no basis to proceed” against China on…

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Posted in: International relations, Law Filed under: crimes against humanity, genocide, International Criminal Court, Xinjiang
Ducks, rabbits, and the case of Meng Wanzhou

Ducks, rabbits, and the case of Meng Wanzhou

December 8, 2020 Margaret Lewis Leave a comment

The U.S. government and Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou are reportedly negotiating a deal that would permit her to leave Canada…

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Posted in: International relations, Law, Politics Filed under: Department of Justice, Huawei, Meng Wanzhou, Michael Kovrig, Michael Spavor
Meng Wanzhou loses in BC Supreme Court

Meng Wanzhou loses in BC Supreme Court

May 27, 2020 Donald Clarke Leave a comment

Meng Wanzhou lost her bid to end extradition proceedings on the grounds that her acts, as alleged, would not constitute…

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Posted in: International relations, Law, Miscellaneous Filed under: Huawei, Meng Wanzhou, Michael Kovrig, Michael Spavor

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