China Unscripted

Is Chinese Internet censorship going to become the new norm? Or will a free American-led Internet rule the day? We sit down with Elliott Zaagman a Beijing-based corporate trainer, executive coach, and writer who has spent the past seven years working in China’s growing tech ecosystem. He contributes regularly to the publications Tech in Asia and Technode.

It's been 10 years since the 2008 Beijing Olympics. But human rights and democracy did not come to China. For years, we've been told if we engage with the Chinese Communist Party, the authoritarian regime would definitely change. Turns out, that was a bit of a lie—promoted by Western politicians and companies that were hoping to get into the China market.

We sit down with Mitch Edwards, Cyber Threat Intelligence analyst for Intel 471, to discuss the Chinese Communist Party's Information Warfare against the United States. Is the US prepared to handle China? Or will the United States continue to be hacked by Chinese cyber espionage, like the hack of the Office of Personnel Management that affected 21.5 million Americans?

The US government is setting its sights on the Chinese Communist Party. Michael Collins, the deputy assistant director of the CIA's East Asia Mission Center said at the Aspen Security Forum that the US is in another Cold War with China. And the Director of the FBI Christopher Wray says China is the "most challenging, most significant threat," to the United States. Meanwhile, in Beijing, rumors of a coup against Xi Jinping by former Chinese leader Jiang Zemin swirl.

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