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China takes advantage of a distracted world, pressures Thailand to deport Uyghurs: Sarah Teich for Inside Policy

January 20, 2025

By Sarah Teich, January 20, 2024 While the world watches Trump’s inauguration, Israel-Gaza developments, and wildfires in California, China is ...

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China takes advantage of a distracted world, pressures Thailand to deport Uyghurs: Sarah Teich for Inside Policy

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