Intelligence @ChinaGSProject | Former @FulbrightPrgrm Taiwan, @CSISFreeman
Taipei City, Taiwan
Joined March 2022
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1/ Sharing new task force report reflecting views of experts from around world on why Taiwan matters and what more can be done to build international support for Taiwan. Delighted to co-lead this effort w/ @CSISFreeman Jude Blanchette and @LilyMcelwee. 🧵
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Even though Lai won the presidency, without the Legislative Yuan, expect a slow, unproductive four years. Lai will be in a very difficult position, especially because he won with less than 50% and the DPP lost their majority in the LY.
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Taiwan elections latest: DPP's Lai poised for presidency as rivals bow out
#TaiwanElections2024 #TaiwanElections
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Great new CSIS report on China's role in global gallium supply chains, putting new export controls into context.
Make sure to follow @HiddenReachCSIS for more research on understudied elements of China's global reach!
You may have recently heard a lot about gallium after China imposed export controls on the critical mineral on July 3. The @HiddenReachCSIS team has been looking into this issue for months and just released a new report. cs.is/3K51JRE
A thread with key takeaways:
A must read on the significance of Germany's newly released China Strategy ⬇️⬇️
Freeman Chair Fellow @LilyMcelwee and @CSISCBE Senior Fellow @mazzocco_ilaria have written a new commentary following the release of the German government's awaited China Strategy. csis.org/analysis/germanys-c…
Looking forward to joining this conversation on Thursday!
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Briana Boland retweeted
All contents of the June issue now in free access until the end of the month.
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Our June issue, which includes a special section (ed. @steinmullerr) on 'ethnographies of #care' in China, is now out.
cambridge.org/core/journals/…
Opportunity to join a great team at CSIS!
JOB ALERT: Our team is hiring a Program Manager to provide programmatic, administrative, and logistical support.
Apply here: careers.csis.org/opportuniti…
Briana Boland retweeted
Who runs 🇨🇳?
Not just Xi Jinping!
The 🇺🇸 CIA used to store profiles of 🇨🇳 leaders & their networks on index cards that filled a room the size of a football pitch
Now this info is at your fingertips, thanks to Decoding Chinese Politics by @AsiaPolicy
This is how it works ⬇️🧵
ALT https://asiasociety.org/policy-institute/decoding-chinese-politics
Briana Boland retweeted
What - if any - timeline has Beijing publicly articulated for absorbing Taiwan? Has it changed under Xi?
We have answers!
New @CSISFreeman publication out now, based on authoritative Chinese Party-state statements that deal with time or timelines for “reunification.”
What is Beijing’s timeline for “reunification” with Taiwan? In this new analysis post, the @CSISFreeman team analyzes authoritative Party-state documents to better understand what, if any, formal timeline the CCP has outlined for annexing Taiwan.
Check out our new Interpret feature!
After close reading dozens of top CCP documents on Taiwan, we've written up an assessment of what they say about Beijing's official timeline for "reunification"—and posted translations of all those documents: interpret.csis.org/translati…
What is Beijing’s timeline for “reunification” with Taiwan? In this new analysis post, the @CSISFreeman team analyzes authoritative Party-state documents to better understand what, if any, formal timeline the CCP has outlined for annexing Taiwan.
Briana Boland retweeted
Free to download!
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Very excited to read this tour de force written by the top political economists of China Tsai, Pearson, Rithmire . And it’s a free download from @CambridgeUP cambridge.org/core/services/…
Looking forward to this event later - tune in for an important conversation:
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The first report of our new project with @BrookingsChina, looking at pathways for US-China coordination amid strategic competition, is out now!
In the inaugural report of the joint CSIS-Brookings “Advancing Collaboration in an Era of Strategic Competition” project, health expert Nellie Bristol identifies 3 key factors enabling US-Soviet collaboration on smallpox eradication during the Cold War. csis.org/analysis/smallpox-e…
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Join us and @CSIS_Econ @gdp1985 next Tuesday, May 16 @ 10am ET for a discussion of China’s countersanctions strategies. The expert panel will feature @maria_shagina, @ChorzempaMartin and @bnaughton, who will analyze newly translated documents on the topic.
csis.org/events/chinese-asse…
The wait is over! Our @CSISFreeman China leadership charts are out now, with the new Politburo and State Council lineup: csis.org/programs/freeman-ch…
Come work with us this summer!
Last week to apply! The Freeman Chair is hiring for a full-time paid internship position to support our research. Apply here: careers.csis.org/opportuniti…
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Read a new commentary on Russia's growing dependence on China and how Beijing views Moscow today, authored by the CSIS Freeman Chair's @LilyMcelwee and Alexandra Chopenko and @csiserep @MSnegovaya @TinaDolbaia
csis.org/analysis/xi-goes-mo…
Critical context for Tsai's transit through the US! Check out @ChinaPowerCSIS's new feature:
Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen is on her way to the United States. Our new @ChinaPowerCSIS feature provides in-depth analysis on past transits and Chinese activities.
The page will be updated shortly to reflect the latest info. Stay up to date here: bit.ly/cp_tsai_transit
