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The Wang Liqiang spy/defector story: real or fake?

November 27, 2019 Donald Clarke Leave a comment

Wang Liqiang is a Chinese national now in Australia who recently went to the Australian press (here, The Age) to…

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Posted in: International relations, Miscellaneous, Politics

First they came for the Canadians…

December 17, 2018 Donald Clarke 3d Comments

I have just published an op-ed in the Washington Post on the cases of detained Canadians Michael Kovrig and Michael…

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Posted in: International relations, Law, Politics Filed under: Huawei, Meng Wanshou, Michael Kovrig, Michael Spavor

The Huawei arrest case: what if China did the same thing?

December 7, 2018 Donald Clarke Leave a comment

In my part of the internet, the wires are burning up over the arrest in Canada, for extradition to the…

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Posted in: International relations, Law Filed under: Criminal law, Huawei, Meng Wanzhou

US Supreme Court agrees to hear Vitamin C case

January 12, 2018 Donald Clarke Leave a comment

The Supreme Court decided today to hear a very important case revolving around the issue of how much deference US…

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Posted in: International relations, Law

“Market economy status” in China’s WTO Protocol of Accession: No, the rule in Article 15(a) didn’t disappear after 2016

December 12, 2017 Donald Clarke Leave a comment

There’s currently a debate over whether China’s WTO trading partners should grant it “market economy status” (MES). The significance of…

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Posted in: International relations, Law Filed under: market economy status, WTO

Lectures on Law of the Sea and sovereignty issues

July 27, 2017 Donald Clarke Leave a comment

My colleague Sean Murphy has recorded a series of lectures on international legal issues highly relevant to China’s sovereignty and…

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Posted in: International relations, Law

Chinese Grammar Matters: A Response to Julian Ku

July 4, 2017 Donald Clarke 3d Comments

Prof. Julian Ku yesterday suggested on Lawfare (“Grammar Matters: Did China Really Declare that the Entire Sino-UK Joint Declaration is “Not…

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Posted in: Hong Kong, International relations, Law

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