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TikTok – CHINA’S GLARING TROJAN HORSE: How Beijing uses the intensely addictive app for digital surveillance and influence operations

May 14, 2024

By Sze-Fung Lee May 14, 2024 PDF of paper Executive Summary Amidst the controversies over the “TikTok ban” is the ...

The enemy in your pocket: TikTok serves Beijing’s agenda

May 14, 2024

OTTAWA, ON (May 14, 2024): The enemy is inside the gates – in fact, the enemy is inside your pocket. ...

Ten things Taiwan can teach Canada about bolstering democratic resilience: Sze-Fung Lee

February 22, 2024

By Sze-Fung Lee February 22, 2024 PDF of Commentary In the face of decades of aggression and coercion from the ...

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TikTok – CHINA’S GLARING TROJAN HORSE: How Beijing uses the intensely addictive app for digital surveillance and influence operations

The enemy in your pocket: TikTok serves Beijing’s agenda

Ten things Taiwan can teach Canada about bolstering democratic resilience: Sze-Fung Lee

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