Beyond Silence: Collaboration Between Arab States and China in the Transnational Repression of Uyghurs
Access the full report here This report, which was produced in collaboration with the Uyghur Human Rights Project, assesses China’s…
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China’s Global Dragnet
Since 1997, the Chinese government has engaged in an unprecedented scale of abuse and reprisals – often called “transnational repression”…
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Pandemic Diplomacy: China’s Role in Central Asia in the Era of Covid-19
The Central Asian economies have suffered the consequences of the global pandemic over the past two years. Dependence on commodities…
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“Your Family Will Suffer”: How China is Hacking, Surveilling, and Intimidating Uyghurs in Liberal Democracies
Download the full report here. Access the dataset of 5,530 instances of Uyghurs being targeted with surveillance, intimidation and harassment…
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Understanding Pushback against China’s Belt and Road Initiative
The Oxus Society for Central Asian Affairs is delighted to launch a new project funded by the Smith Richardson Foundation.…
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Soft Power in Central Asia: The Politics of Influence and Seduction
Kirill Nourzhanov and Sebastien Peyrouse. (eds). Soft Power in Central Asia: The Politics of Influence and Seduction. Rowman and Littlefield,…
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The SCO Will Not Fill Any Vacuums in Afghanistan
This piece is a collaboration between the Foreign Policy Research Institute and the Oxus Society for Central Asian Affairs. In…
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“Nets Cast from the Earth to the Sky:” China’s Hunt for Pakistan’s Uyghurs
Read the full report here. “Nets Cast from the Earth to the Sky” explores how China has targeted Uyghurs in…
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Why Haven’t Kazakh Xinjiang Protests Gained Traction?
Relatives of ethnic Kazakhs detained in Chinese re-education camps in Xinjiang began daily protests demanding the release of their relatives…
Read MoreThe SCO Turns Twenty
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) was born almost exactly two decades ago, on June 15, 2001 at a glittering event…
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