Tag: Tibet

Hidden in Plain Sight: The Trials and Tribulations of Confronting China’s Weaponization of Water in Southeast Asia

Post author By Cameron Smith
Post date August 23, 2021
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Chinese construction of hydropower dams along the Mekong River has been labeled the “next South China Sea” as a catalyst for conflict.

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China Diplomacy & International Relations Politics & Government Security

Seizing the Moment: Tibet’s Reinvigorated Struggle for Autonomy

Post author By Morgan Lee
Post date February 17, 2021
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Relations are so fraught that reconciliation between the autonomous region and Communist Party leaders, who see Tibet as an unruly region of China to control, is difficult for any observer to imagine in the foreseeable future. So, where did it all go wrong and where do we go from here?

Tags China, chinese communist party, communism, Tibet