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The Economist on Xinjiang: don’t call it genocide

February 13, 2021 Donald Clarke

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

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

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

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

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
Taiwan’s meaningful participation in the World Health Organization would implement, not violate, UN principles

Taiwan’s meaningful participation in the World Health Organization would implement, not violate, UN principles

May 14, 2020 Yu-Jie Chen

WHO and governments around the world would benefit from this principled reform. By Jerome A. Cohen and Yu-Jie Chen When SARS traumatized Asia…

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Posted in: International relations, Taiwan Filed under: COVID-19, International law, WHO
Taiwan and the World Health Assembly: the politics of invitation

Taiwan and the World Health Assembly: the politics of invitation

May 11, 2020 Yu-Jie Chen 1 Comment

WHO Director-General Tedros’ decision not to invite Taiwan to this year’s WHA is an endorsement of China’s politics towards Taiwan,…

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Posted in: International relations, Taiwan Filed under: WHO
How does China wield influence in the World Health Organization—and other international organizations?

How does China wield influence in the World Health Organization—and other international organizations?

May 4, 2020 Yu-Jie Chen

Given the recent controversies with the World Health Organization (WHO) and China, people have been wondering about China’s influence over…

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Posted in: International relations Filed under: WHO

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

November 27, 2019 Donald Clarke

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 3 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

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