This article from the Wall Street Journal is behind a pay wall but it’s worth the irritation of pasting it and cleaning it up here. The Chinese are using Facebook, Twitter and perhaps other U.S. social media platforms banned from China to spread their propaganda around the world. Facebook’s revenue from Chinese advertisers may exceed […]…
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China Throws Down the Gauntlet
Throwing down the gauntlet means issuing a direct challenge and that’s what top Chinese diplomats have done this week in Alaska. Some Chinese diplomats around the world have been aggressive as part of what they called “wolf warrior” actions. But now China’s top two diplomats have established beyond a shadow of a doubt that China […]…
China Is Building Its Own Undersea Internet Cable
To anyone who wonders whether the United States can share an international communications platform with China, at a time when its internal systems are barricaded from the rest of the world’s, now comes this. According to Shira Ovide in the New York Times over the weekend, China is building an undersea cable to France, which […]…
Have China and Russia Penetrated America’s Tech Giants?
If you add up the pieces, the evidence is beginning to mount that America’s tech giants have been compromised from within, as Mike McLauglin and I argued in a piece in November in the National Interest. Item No. 1 is this article in today’s New York Times. It seems that two major recent cyberattacks succeeded […]…
Keeping Hope Alive–We launch the careers of 17 new foreign correspondents
I’m so gratified that the OPC Foundation has been able to keep rolling during the pandemic. We feared we might not receive any applications for our awards or that the quality would be so poor that we might have to take a year off. But 125 college students applied and a panel of judges (thanks […]…
