Jarvis Lim
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Jarvis Lim is a Taiwan-based writer focusing on human rights, U.S.–China relations, China's economic and political influence in Southeast Asia, and cross-strait relations.
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Beijing’s Economic Coercion Fails to Intimidate, Fuels Japan’s De-risking: Analysts
While China’s actions aim to punish Tokyo, the measures ironically serve to elevate Taiwan’s global standing and risk deepening China’s own economic slowdown.
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Chinese AI Models Spearhead Annexing of Taiwan: Experts
They said algorithms designed to undermine public trust and fracture society are setting the stage for a forced cross-strait peace pact.
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China Uses Thai King’s Visit to Deepen Repression, Export Digital Colonialism: Analysts
Beijing is using a railway to create ‘a gravitational pull of dependency,’ making it impossible for Bangkok to refuse extradition requests.
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China’s Economic Push in Burma Enables Junta Atrocities: Analysts
The strategy is fueling backlash that now threatens Beijing’s own interests, say experts.
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China’s Aggression Aims to Isolate Australia, Undermine Regional Security: Analysts
Beijing’s military build-up and naval harassment are seen as a direct threat to vital Indo-Pacific trade routes, forcing Canberra to bolster its AUKUS pact.
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ASEAN’s Increasing China Ties Threaten Economic Sovereignty of Member States: Experts
Analysts warn the upgraded free trade pact will continue to allow cheap China-made goods to flood regional markets and hollow out ASEAN member economies.
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Seoul Risks Crippling Key Industries, Economic Retaliation With Deeper China Ties: Analysts
China’s overcapacity is already damaging Korean firms, while experts note rising anti-China sentiment could also trigger domestic consumer backlash.
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China’s 5-Year Plan Undermined by Overcapacity, Trade War: Analysts
Beijing outlines its next five-year economic plan amid intensifying conflict with Washington and growing labor unrest.
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China’s Rare Earth Curbs Threaten Europe’s Defense, Economy: Experts
Beijing’s dominance in rare earth processing and magnet production leaves Europe vulnerable to supply disruptions in key industries.
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New Party Leader Poised to Steer Japan on More Assertive Course With China
While a tougher line on Beijing and support for Taiwan are expected, experts believe Takaichi’s agenda will be constrained by economic factors.
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Beijing’s Economic Coercion Fails to Intimidate, Fuels Japan’s De-risking: Analysts
While China’s actions aim to punish Tokyo, the measures ironically serve to elevate Taiwan’s global standing and risk deepening China’s own economic slowdown.
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Chinese AI Models Spearhead Annexing of Taiwan: Experts
They said algorithms designed to undermine public trust and fracture society are setting the stage for a forced cross-strait peace pact.
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China Uses Thai King’s Visit to Deepen Repression, Export Digital Colonialism: Analysts
Beijing is using a railway to create ‘a gravitational pull of dependency,’ making it impossible for Bangkok to refuse extradition requests.
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China’s Economic Push in Burma Enables Junta Atrocities: Analysts
The strategy is fueling backlash that now threatens Beijing’s own interests, say experts.
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China’s Aggression Aims to Isolate Australia, Undermine Regional Security: Analysts
Beijing’s military build-up and naval harassment are seen as a direct threat to vital Indo-Pacific trade routes, forcing Canberra to bolster its AUKUS pact.
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ASEAN’s Increasing China Ties Threaten Economic Sovereignty of Member States: Experts
Analysts warn the upgraded free trade pact will continue to allow cheap China-made goods to flood regional markets and hollow out ASEAN member economies.
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Seoul Risks Crippling Key Industries, Economic Retaliation With Deeper China Ties: Analysts
China’s overcapacity is already damaging Korean firms, while experts note rising anti-China sentiment could also trigger domestic consumer backlash.
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China’s 5-Year Plan Undermined by Overcapacity, Trade War: Analysts
Beijing outlines its next five-year economic plan amid intensifying conflict with Washington and growing labor unrest.
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China’s Rare Earth Curbs Threaten Europe’s Defense, Economy: Experts
Beijing’s dominance in rare earth processing and magnet production leaves Europe vulnerable to supply disruptions in key industries.
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New Party Leader Poised to Steer Japan on More Assertive Course With China
While a tougher line on Beijing and support for Taiwan are expected, experts believe Takaichi’s agenda will be constrained by economic factors.
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