China Policy Monitor

The American Foreign Policy Council's Review of P.R.C. Government Actions and U.S. Policy

China Policy Monitor

China Policy Monitor No. 1622

January 28, 2025 Joshua Eisenman

Cia: Covid-19 Probably Leaked From Wuhan Lab;
Iranian Cargo Ships Transport Missile Propellant From China;
Philippine Authorities Seize Spy Car, Arrests Prc Agents;
"The U.S. Does Not Support Taiwan Independence" – Rubio;
China Affirms Support For The Who And Paris Climate Deal

China Policy Monitor No. 1621

January 24, 2025 Joshua Eisenman

University Of Michigan Cuts Ties With Shanghai Jiao Tong University;
Chinese Owned Ship Suspected Of Cutting Taiwan's Undersea Cable;
China Works With Gangs To Gain Intelligence On Taiwan;
China'S Population Falls For A Third Straight Year;
U.S. Sanctions On Russia's "Shadow Fleet" Push Up China's Costs

China Policy Monitor No. 1620

January 14, 2025 Joshua Eisenman

Deflation Grips China;
As Jobs Dwindle, Youth Flock To Civil Service Exams;
Foreign Degree Holders Banned From Civil Service Exam;
Iran Sells Oil Stored In China To Fund Proxies;
Uyghurs Detained In Thailand Face Deportation Back To China

China Policy Monitor No. 1619

January 6, 2025 Joshua Eisenman

China trades weapons to Houthis in exchange for Red Sea passage;
PRC hackers access U.S. treasury workstations and documents;
China approves construction of mega-dam in Tibet;
China rolls out nationwide private pension plan;
Beijing raises the retirement age

China Policy Monitor No. 1618

December 30, 2024 Joshua Eisenman

U.S. efforts to curb China's access to advanced chips "inadequate";
PRC agents charged for interfering in California election;
PRC nationals caught in Guam before U.S. missile test;
U.S. citizen pleads guilty to running secret PRC police station;
China is creating fake stories about pro-Taiwan U.S. lawmakers