Thirty years ago, a group of East Germans yearning for freedom toppled the Berlin Wall, the Cold War-symbol of communist brutality. However, the specter of communism remains at large in an axis of authoritarian regimes led by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), which rules a growing superpower of 1.4 billion captive subjects.
In the generation since the fall of the Berlin Wall and the Soviet bloc, the CCP has expanded its malign influence around the globe, promoting its totalitarian model in a direct challenge to the democratic values of the free world.