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"The leadership in Beijing has achieved the best of both worlds: it invests in intrusive activities the world over that have the effect of spreading authoritarian standards and behaviors such as secrecy, censorship, surveillance, and corruption." Christopher Walker

China’s Global ‘Concierge Services’ for Fellow Authoritarians

China's intrusive aid to Russia, Iran and others spreads autocratic practices such as secrecy, censorship, surveillance, and corruption.

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The EU has now fined US tech companies €1.59 billion under the Digital Markets Act. Meanwhile, China is moving fast in the tech race. Europe will be better served by scaling its own tech champions and investing in its capacity to innovate.

We Need More than a Ceasefire in Ukraine | "As news from the front makes Vladimir Putin’s demands for peace with Kyiv look more absurd, Ukraine and its allies must push for justice." Walter Clemens https://cepa.org/article/we-need-more-than-a-ceasefire-in-ukraine/

We Need More Than a Ceasefire in Ukraine

As news from the front makes Vladimir Putin’s demands for peace with Kyiv look more absurd, Ukraine and its allies must push for justice.

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We're excited to welcome Matthew Palmer as a Senior Fellow. Matt spent more than three decades as a US diplomat and is now Director for International Strategic Engagement at Shield AI. We look forward to Matt's contributions to CEPA's work on European security and transatlantic defense.

Iran is set to receive up to 400 Chinese air defense launchers within weeks. Beijing's support for fellow autocrats is calibrated by design: enough to keep Russia's war economy running, never enough to trigger serious Western sanctions. Read the full report below.

The China-Russia Meta-Threat: The Architecture of Authoritarian Power

China and Russia are steadily developing a growing partnership, despite obvious friction and structural military and economic asymmetries.

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CEPA is pleased to welcome Mitzi Perdue as a Senior Fellow with the Democratic Resilience Program. A writer, speaker, and advocate, she has covered Ukraine as a war correspondent with more than 300 published articles and brings experience in public service, journalism, and civic engagement.

How is the evolving China-Russia partnership reshaping transatlantic security, and how should allies respond to their cooperation? CEPA convened leading experts and practitioners to examine the evolving cooperation and its implications for the transatlantic community.

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Ukraine’s Defense Crisis Isn’t Over Yet | "For years, Ukraine’s reformers have diagnosed the army’s structural flaws from the sidelines. Now, they own the battle space." William Dixon and Maksym Beznosiuk https://cepa.org/article/ukraines-defense-crisis-isnt-over-yet/

Ukraine’s Defense Crisis Isn’t Over Yet

For years, Ukraine’s reformers have diagnosed the army’s structural flaws from the sidelines. Now, they own the battle space.

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Russian Higher Education in Exile | “Against the backdrop of intensifying repression, Russian higher education institutions, including those that once represented the liberal academy, are being actively harnessed for the state’s war objectives.” Evgeny Roshchin and Alexandra Yatsyk

Sowing the Seeds of Renewal: Russian Higher Education in Exile

Russian academics are building independent educational initiatives to preserve scholarship and train a new generation of students.

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