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    Kimon Kalliatakis

    The Laos Fuel Crisis: A Catalyst for Political Change?

    Since February 2022, rising global fuel prices due to the Russo-Ukraine War and a weakening Laotian Kip, a latent effect of the Covid-19 pandemic, have resulted in a steep surge in fuel import costs for Laos’ citizens and businesses (Storey & Choong, 2022). 

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    IACS Admin Team

    Conference of The Institute for Asian Crime and Security

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  • IACS Charity Activities Report 2021

    IACS Admin Team

    IACS Charity Activities Report 2021

    In 2021, the IACS has conducted a series of donations to different institutions, including shelters, schools, law enforcement agencies

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Announcing IACS’s New Status as a 501 c3 Nonprofit Organization

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IACS Profile Is Now Live on The UNODC Multistakeholder Online Platform

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IACS Is Now Included In The UN Civil Society Database

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The Laos Fuel Crisis: A Catalyst for Political Change?

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The Key Players of the Indo-Pacific: A Hybrid Region of Geopolitical Cooperation and Contention

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Peace in the Modern Times

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Genetics of Psychopathy

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The Nexus between Clan Feuding and Wider Armed Conflict in the Southern Philippines

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From Reluctance to Eagerness: Why Japan is taking a Tougher Stance against Russia Now

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Announcing IACS’s New Status as a 501 c3 Nonprofit Organization

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IACS Profile Is Now Live on The UNODC Multistakeholder Online Platform

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IACS Is Now Included In The UN Civil Society Database

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Supporting Excellence: Proud Sponsors of The United States Police & Fire Championships

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IACS Charity Activities Report 2021

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Hurrican Ida Relief Charity Project

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Read our latest occasional report

The Global Taiwan Institute (GTI) is pleased to announce the publication of a new occasional report titled The Chinese Communist Party’s Political Warfare Directed Against Taiwan: Overview and Analysis. This report, written by GTI Deputy Director John Dotson, provides an overview of Chinese Communist Party (CCP) political warfare in seven areas—information manipulation, “lawfare,” gray zone operations, economic coercion, united front work, espionage, and cyber operations—as well as analysis of the implications of these subversive activities intended to undermine Taiwan’s democratic society. 

This report is the first of five planned reports in GTI’s Counter Ideological Work and Political Warfare research series. Subsequent papers in this series, forthcoming throughout the course of 2024, will delve into these seven aspects of CCP political warfare in further detail.
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