Chinese Interference in Our Democracy Needs Far More Attention Than It’s Getting

Chinese Interference in Our Democracy Needs Far More Attention Than It’s Getting
A man enters the hearing room during the Public Inquiry into Foreign Election Interference in Ottawa on Sept. 16, 2024. The Canadian Press/Adrian Wyld
Phil Gurski
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It is sometimes hard to figure out just what it takes for people to realize a crisis is growing in strength. Like the frog who sits in the pot while the water slowly rises in temperature only to take note after it is too late, we appear to be sleepwalking into a major undermining of our democracy.

Phil Gurski
Phil Gurski
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Phil Gurski spent 32 years working at Canadian intelligence agencies and is a specialist in terrorism. He is the author of six books on terrorism.