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Xi Jinping’s Bureaucracy in 2025: A Critique

Archive, Arms Control & Nonproliferation, Strategic Adversaries2025, aging leadership, anti-corruption efforts, authoritarian regimes, bureaucracy, ccp, CCP rectification campaigns, Central Committee, Chinese Communist Party, Critique, discontent, economic hardships, elite competition, factional struggles, Fatima J. Saquilayan, ideological rigidity, intelligence agencies, Jumel G. Estrañero, loyalty tests, military, Politburo, political opposition, political scandals, political stability, power struggles, presidential term limits, purges, security apparatus, security forces, strategic pragmatism , succession, Xi Jinping

Xi Jinping’s Bureaucracy in 2025: A Critique

Jumel Gabilan Estrañero & Fatima J. Saquilayan0 Comments

Chinese Premiere Xi Jinping remains firmly in control of China’s political landscape, with no visible plan for succession. Xi’s firm control over the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is unprecedented in…

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The Election May Be Over, but the Threat of Foreign Interference Is Not

Strategic Adversariesadversarial nation-states, American society, China, Craig Albert , cybersecurity, cyberwarfare, democracy, Disinformation, divisiveness, election, foreign interference, hacking, inauguration day, influence operations, intelligence agencies, Iran, malinformation, misinformation, polarization, political process, public confidence, Russia, Social Media, US elections, vigilance

The Election May Be Over, but the Threat of Foreign Interference Is Not

Craig Albert0 Comments

Election day came and went relatively smoothly. There was none of the violence or unrest people feared. What if, however, the real danger has not passed but is just beginning?…

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