East Asia Policy Institute, or EAPI, is a private nongovernmental organization devoted to improving human rights conditions, promoting peace, and strengthening democracy in East Asia through research and actionable policy recommendations.
CHINA - TAIWAN MILITARY THREAT ANALYSIS
Report | Weston Sedgwick
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Despite the Hype, China Can’t Afford to Risk a Military Conflict with Taiwan - For Now
UN Human Rights Office issues assessment of human rights violations in Xinjiang, China.
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