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China's New Ambassador in Australia Signals Assertive Stance with United Front Ties
China's new ambassador to Australia, Liu Jinsong, made a bold statement on his first day in Sydney by posing for a photo with two high-profile figures tied to the United Front, a move that signals a more assertive approach to his role. This striking image, published on the Chinese embassy's website, immediately linked Liu to organised groups promoting the Chinese Communist Party's interests.
China's 'Peaceful Reunification' Network Exerts Global Influence
Meet the China Council for the Promotion of Peaceful National Reunification, the central hub of a global network pushing China's vision of peaceful reunification, with a web of local organisations echoing its message worldwide. This Beijing-based council, established in 1988, is the driving force behind a coordinated effort tied to the Chinese Communist Party.
China Consolidates Taiwan Ties with KMT Encounters
When former foes start swapping secrets for public handshakes, the real question is: what's changed now that everyone can see the table? China's Communist Party and Taiwan's Kuomintang are meeting more frequently and openly, sparking curiosity about the impact of these visible encounters on their complex relationship.