Russia Reform Monitor No. 2374
The cost of the Saudi-Russian rift;
U.S. sanctions subsidiary of ROSNEFT;
A blow to Russia's billionaires;
A Russian troll farm thrives in Africa
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China Reform Monitor No. 1411
U.S. warships visit VIetnam to commemorate anniversary;
The KMT drops the "1992 consensus";
Crackdown intensified on critics of Xi's virus response;
Coronavirus lockdown curbs pollution, saves more than 50,000 lives;
Ten speed boats attack Taiwan Coast Guard
New York Times’ ‘1619 Project’ unjustly weakens America abroad
The New York Times’ decision of recent days to make a “clarification” to one sentence in the lead essay of its “1619 Project” won’t do much to quell a growing fight over the meaning of America’s founding — a fight with profound implications for the nation’s continuing influence around the world.
Iran’s Current Crisis – And Its Next One
The Islamic Republic is profoundly sick – and getting sicker. Since the global outbreak of coronavirus in recent weeks, Iran has emerged as one of the countries hardest hit by the pandemic.
China Reform Monitor No. 1410
China-Sweden relations take a nosedive;
China's Ambassador rails against Norway's Fokus 2020;
PRC asylum applications to Germany double in a year;
U.S.-backed candidate for UN top IPR post beats out PRC candidate;
China is converting internet domains into "content farms"