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This week’s issue includes Emily Feng’s NPR story on continued synthetic opioid shipments from the PRC to the United States; the Guardian’s article about the ongoing propaganda campaign by the CCP to obscure the origins of the pandemic; a report by the British Think Tank, Policy Exchange, on the UK’s policy shift on the Indo-Pacific; David Bandurski’s piece about the CCP’s efforts to shape the global media landscape to favor the Party’s interests; and a U.S. Senate report on the necessity for greater cooperation between the US and Europe on standing up to the PRC.