Biblio-fiend, which evaluates and recommends books it finds worthwhile, discovered The New Art of War and reached out to interview me–from Cambodia. Apologies for the herky-jerky nature of the pandemic-era video. My laptop was literally on my lap. But the content is most interesting. See it here…
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Cracking Down on Chinese Theft of U.S. Intellectual Property
This legislation, as described in the following article from today’s Wall Street Journal, might prove to be helpful depending on how well it is implemented. But it does not appear likely to stop all patterns of IP theft that I describe in my book, “The New Art of War: China’s Deep Strategy Inside the Unied […]…
An interview with Hong Kong democracy leader Martin Lee
From Squeeze to Squash, China’s latest assault on Hong Kong’s Rights with Martin Lee Thursday, June 4, 11:00 a.m. ET The OPC and the Foreign Press Association invite you to join them for a Zoom discussion with Martin Lee. Beijing’s latest move against human rights involves President Xi ripping up the Sino-British accord on which has […]…
Chinese government picks up the “new Cold War” theme
According to AFP, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi told reporters in Beijing that, “It has come to our attention that some political forces in the US are taking China-US relations hostage and pushing our two countries to the brink of a new Cold War.” As a student of Chinese propaganda, it’s interesting that the Council on […]…
New York Times: “Cold War” With China is “Threatened”
This article by Chris Buckley and Steven Lee Myers is an excellent assessment of the mounting points of friction between the United States and Chinese governments–blame for the pandemic, trade, technology, espionage and China’s grab for the South China Sea. “The bitter recriminations have plunged relations between China and the United States to a nadir, […]…
