Democracies Start Pushing Back Against Chinese Regime Subversion

After decades of infiltration by the Chinese Communist Party, nations wake up to threat to their way of life

(L-R) U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Antony Blinken shakes hand with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi at the Olive Hall before a meeting at the Foreign Ministry office in Beijing on Feb. 11, 2015. Andy Wong - Pool/Getty Images

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The Chinese regime’s decadeslong attempt to influence the politics of other nations may have run into a roadblock in the year 2017. From Australia to the United States, countries around the world have begun awakening to the painful realization that the doors they willingly opened to China for trade and cultural exchange have let in the Chinese regime’s encroachment on their political institutions and way of life.