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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Reporter’s Arrest Raises Concerns of Beijing Media Infiltration in Taiwan: Analysts
Taiwanese media outlet Chung T'ien Television confirmed its reporter was among those detained.
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Japan–Philippines Defense Pacts Critical to Stifling China Threat: Analysts
Rapid joint responses will significantly raise the costs of invading Taiwan, one expert says.
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Beijing Exploits Economic Pact to Penetrate Ottawa, Split US–Canada, Analysts Say
Trade deal benefits remain politically contingent and could vanish instantly if diplomatic tensions resurface, experts warn.
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China’s Militarization of BRICS Risks US Sanctions: Analysts
Beijing-led drills in South Africa expose a strategic bid to challenge Washington, although experts note the joint naval capabilities remain limited.
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US Operations in Venezuela Shatter Beijing’s Influence in Latin America: Analysts
China’s inaction following Nicolás Maduro’s capture by the United States exposes its unreliability, one expert said.
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Beijing Struggles to Distance Seoul From US-Led Security Alliance: Analysts
South Korea’s president seeks help on Pyongyang, but Beijing’s inability to act stifles its strategic ambitions, say experts.
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Beijing’s Drills Around Taiwan Risks War, Strengthens US Support: Analysts
Rising complacency and division leave Taiwan dangerously exposed to attack, experts warn.
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Beijing Exploits Burma Election to Advance Political and Economic Interests: Analysts
As the first election phase concludes, Beijing is leveraging the polls to assert dominance over regional affairs, experts say.
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China’s Cutting of Undersea Cables Tests Taiwan: Analysts
Beijing is leveraging sabotage of the island’s infrastructure as psychological warfare to gauge defensive resilience.
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Beijing’s Falsified Economic Data Cripple Its Ability to Compete With US: Analysts
China’s real economic output in 2025 likely expanded by less than half of what the regime claimed, according to a new analysis by Rhodium Group.
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Reporter’s Arrest Raises Concerns of Beijing Media Infiltration in Taiwan: Analysts
Taiwanese media outlet Chung T'ien Television confirmed its reporter was among those detained.
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Japan–Philippines Defense Pacts Critical to Stifling China Threat: Analysts
Rapid joint responses will significantly raise the costs of invading Taiwan, one expert says.
|
Beijing Exploits Economic Pact to Penetrate Ottawa, Split US–Canada, Analysts Say
Trade deal benefits remain politically contingent and could vanish instantly if diplomatic tensions resurface, experts warn.
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China’s Militarization of BRICS Risks US Sanctions: Analysts
Beijing-led drills in South Africa expose a strategic bid to challenge Washington, although experts note the joint naval capabilities remain limited.
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US Operations in Venezuela Shatter Beijing’s Influence in Latin America: Analysts
China’s inaction following Nicolás Maduro’s capture by the United States exposes its unreliability, one expert said.
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Beijing Struggles to Distance Seoul From US-Led Security Alliance: Analysts
South Korea’s president seeks help on Pyongyang, but Beijing’s inability to act stifles its strategic ambitions, say experts.
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Beijing’s Drills Around Taiwan Risks War, Strengthens US Support: Analysts
Rising complacency and division leave Taiwan dangerously exposed to attack, experts warn.
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Beijing Exploits Burma Election to Advance Political and Economic Interests: Analysts
As the first election phase concludes, Beijing is leveraging the polls to assert dominance over regional affairs, experts say.
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China’s Cutting of Undersea Cables Tests Taiwan: Analysts
Beijing is leveraging sabotage of the island’s infrastructure as psychological warfare to gauge defensive resilience.
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Beijing’s Falsified Economic Data Cripple Its Ability to Compete With US: Analysts
China’s real economic output in 2025 likely expanded by less than half of what the regime claimed, according to a new analysis by Rhodium Group.
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