Our Senior Policy Director, Sam Goodman, told @NikkeiAsia that Britain should improve audits of defence procurement after concerns were raised about Chinese-made components found in surveillance drones used by the British Navy. asia.nikkei.com/politics/def…
CSRI's @denniswhkwok warns that 🇨🇦's unmet federal commitments to self-governing northern communities could create conditions in which 🇨🇳Chinese gov-linked offers start to look attractive. nationalobserver.com/2026/07…
New report by CSRI’s @Andrew_Yeh_ and @AthenaTongK and in collab with @fnfeurope, examines how European policymakers can counter China and Russia’s FIMI operations while protecting freedom of expression and democratic debate. Read in link.🔗freiheit.org/europe/shieldin…
CSRI’s latest analysis, covered by @NikkeiAsia, warns that China’s latest “law enforcement” operations east of Taiwan attempt to weaken Taiwan’s maritime enforcement and convert Beijing’s political claims into an “administrative fact”. asia.nikkei.com/politics/int…
CSRI's @Andrew_Yeh_ speaks to @NikkeiAsia about how China is seeking to manufacture a facade of jurisdiction through a new “special maritime law enforcement operation”, and why this challenges every country that relies on freedom of navigation. 🇹🇼🌊
asia.nikkei.com/politics/int…
Concerns are growing in Taiwan after Trump claimed arms sales to the country were on hold as part of negotiations with Beijing. CSRI's @Andrew_Yeh_ speaks to @DominoTheoryMag about Taiwan's overreliance risks and the need to diversify global partnerships. dominotheory.com/one-month-a…
✍ New CSRI report “Fintech as Strategic Infrastructure: Hong Kong’s Role in China’s Financial Strategy and Implications for International Business” by Owen Au and Ryan Wu examines the role of 🇭🇰 fintech sector in China’s wider financial security strategy csri.global/research/fintech…
Our new briefing, “Hong Kong and the Shadow Fleet: How One City Helped Sustain Maduro’s Oil Trade”, by @SamuelBickett, was featured in @WSJ. Read on our website 📑 csri.global/research/hong-ko…
China Strategic Risks Institute retweeted
My new briefing for @CSR_Institute: Of the 14 oil tankers the US seized or sanctioned in the months before Venezuela's Maduro fell, at least 10 had ties to Hong Kong.
One firm, Galaxy (Hong Kong) Business Co., served as corporate secretary to at least four of these sanctioned companies, in several cases signing on after OFAC had already designated them. Galaxy itself remains untouched by any western sanctions, as do its directors. Their staff openly advertise the services on LinkedIn, Instagram, and Facebook.
The same infrastructure keeps Russia, Iran, and North Korea sanctions evasion humming along. Until western sanctions stop chasing the disposable shell companies at the top and start going after the established corporate secretaries, banks, and logistics providers beneath them, the machinery just gets reused by the next smugglers.
Full briefing: csri.global/research/hong-ko…
✍️Our new report, written by Sam Goodman in partnership with @MartensCentre, examines the EU’s strategic leverage in several key sectors amid ongoing trade tensions with China. The EU faces a clear choice: use its leverage now, or lose it. csri.global/research/made-in…
Our Senior Policy Director Sam Goodman appeared before the 🇬🇧 Parliamentary Business and Trade Committee’s inquiry into 'China and the UK economy.' Watch his testimony on Parliament TV 📺. parliamentlive.tv/event/inde…
🎙️Is Europe walking into a new China shock? 🇪🇺🇨🇳 Our Sam Goodman appears on the @EurLiberalForum podcast discussing EU–China relations amid geopolitical shocks, economic insecurity, and industrial competition. liberalforum.eu/podcast/is-e…
CSRI Executive Director @Andrew_Yeh_ discusses 🇹🇼Taiwan's many strengths in pursuing more practical partnerships with “middle-power” democracies on @rtinews's Taiwan vs. the World. 🔗 rti.org.tw/en/programnews?ui…
What’s at stake for Taiwan in the Trump-Xi summit? 🇹🇼🇺🇸🇨🇳
With Trump set to touch down in Beijing for three days of talks, there’s no shortage of potential flashpoints, and no issue is as fraught as Taiwan.
Read in thread ✍️🧵 csri.global/research/whats-a…
4/ Domestic Politics: With the opposition KMT already engaging with Beijing, US concessions would increase the pressure on President Lai Ching-te’s government domestically and internationally, emboldening those arguing for a more conciliatory approach to relations with China. 🏛️
For more on these critical questions, read the full briefing by @Andrew_Yeh_ and Max Dixon. csri.global/research/whats-a…
On @taiwanplusnews' CONNECTED with Divya Gopalan, CSRI's @AthenaTongK explains why submarine cables are now central to Indo-Pacific security. youtube.com/watch?v=vJTjHuEv…


