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This week’s issue includes NPR’s latest story on the shortfalls of the WHO’s investigation on the origins of the pandemic; how Beijing’s overt military threats to annex Taiwan are disrupting global supply chains; a Wall Street Journal piece on the attacks against the Chinese-American wife of a diplomat that are inspired and encouraged by PRC state media; Amnesty International published a detailed account of Uyghur children separated from their parents by the Chinese Communist Party; and a report on over 100 previously secret loan contracts between the PRC and developing countries which highlights the extent of China’s debt trap diplomacy.