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  1. Philippines reacts to offensive content from China Daily, demanding takedown and leading embassy statements.
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  4. The CCP is using its United Front work to co-opt opposition groups in the Asian Pacific region.

The new event details how the CCP is co-opting opposition groups, specifically naming the Party for Socialism and Liberation and establishing links to Neville Roy Singham.

3 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 16
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The new event details how the CCP is co-opting opposition groups, specifically naming the Party for Socialism and Liberation and establishing links to Neville Roy Singham.

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Chinese Communist PartyParty for Socialism and LiberationNeville Roy Singham

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  1. Singham's foundations are linked to pro-China groups used by Beijing to influence US policy.1 source
  2. Specific examples confirm the CCP's strategy of co-opting opposition groups.1 source

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The CCP is using its United Front work to co-opt opposition groups in the Asian Pacific region. All 1 developments

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