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Today’s edition features a short commentary by Feng Yujun (冯玉军) on the risk posed to China by Moscow’s deepening military ties with Pyongyang, originally posted on October 18 in his WeChat Moments (朋友圈). Other Chinese scholars have voiced s...
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Founder and editor of Sinification. Associate fellow at the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI). Former analyst at MERICS. BA at SOAS and MSc at Oxford.
Researcher, translator, and social studies instructor based in Shanghai. Master of Law, International Relations from Peking University.
Jacob Mardell is Editorial Coordinator for "Spheres of Influence Uncovered” at German media NGO n-ost. He formerly worked as an analyst at the Mercator Institute of China Studies (MERICS) for five years researching China's Belt and Road Initiative.
Economist, information collector.
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