// Global Analysis Archive
The source describes how a viral, numerically specific claim about references to the Dalai Lama in Epstein-related documents spread widely despite debunking, aided by early media citation and coordinated online amplification patterns. It frames the episode as part of a broader, institutionalized effort to shape international perceptions of Tibet and to erode moral authority through sustained controversy.
The source describes a sustained Facebook messaging campaign by the PRC Embassy in Manila from June 2022 to January 2026 aimed at delegitimizing Philippine maritime actions and normalizing PRC positions through repetitive legal framing and event-timed rhetoric. It highlights a post-2023 shift toward naming and discrediting individual Philippine officials, and recommends faster inter-agency rebuttals and institutionalized transparency to reduce narrative traction.
The January 9, 2026 ISW–AEI update assesses that the PRC is using the US capture of Nicolás Maduro to portray Washington as destabilizing while protecting China’s energy and financial interests in Venezuela through rhetorical support and selective de-risking. The report also highlights escalating constitutional and legislative confrontation in Taiwan, which the PRC could exploit alongside intensified intimidation of Taiwanese political figures.
An embassy-linked item cites a purported 2025 global survey to claim rising international recognition of Xi Jinping Thought, signaling a coordinated legitimacy and perception-management effort. The lack of visible methodological detail suggests narrative primacy and elevates risks of credibility backlash and intensified information competition.
The PRC’s late-December 2025 Justice Mission 2025 exercise and concurrent coast guard patrols indicate continued rehearsal of blockade and quarantine elements alongside coercive signaling toward Taiwan. The US DoD 2025 China Military Power Report, covering 2024 developments, highlights accelerating PLA modernization and multi-domain coercion while noting potential effectiveness constraints from leadership turnover.
An IISS research excerpt suggests Chinese leaders increasingly treated cyberspace as a strategic domain, linking internal information control with external influence activities. The document also cautions that public reporting is incomplete and often US-centric, limiting confidence in detailed attribution.
The source describes how a viral, numerically specific claim about references to the Dalai Lama in Epstein-related documents spread widely despite debunking, aided by early media citation and coordinated online amplification patterns. It frames the episode as part of a broader, institutionalized effort to shape international perceptions of Tibet and to erode moral authority through sustained controversy.
The source describes a sustained Facebook messaging campaign by the PRC Embassy in Manila from June 2022 to January 2026 aimed at delegitimizing Philippine maritime actions and normalizing PRC positions through repetitive legal framing and event-timed rhetoric. It highlights a post-2023 shift toward naming and discrediting individual Philippine officials, and recommends faster inter-agency rebuttals and institutionalized transparency to reduce narrative traction.
The January 9, 2026 ISW–AEI update assesses that the PRC is using the US capture of Nicolás Maduro to portray Washington as destabilizing while protecting China’s energy and financial interests in Venezuela through rhetorical support and selective de-risking. The report also highlights escalating constitutional and legislative confrontation in Taiwan, which the PRC could exploit alongside intensified intimidation of Taiwanese political figures.
An embassy-linked item cites a purported 2025 global survey to claim rising international recognition of Xi Jinping Thought, signaling a coordinated legitimacy and perception-management effort. The lack of visible methodological detail suggests narrative primacy and elevates risks of credibility backlash and intensified information competition.
The PRC’s late-December 2025 Justice Mission 2025 exercise and concurrent coast guard patrols indicate continued rehearsal of blockade and quarantine elements alongside coercive signaling toward Taiwan. The US DoD 2025 China Military Power Report, covering 2024 developments, highlights accelerating PLA modernization and multi-domain coercion while noting potential effectiveness constraints from leadership turnover.
An IISS research excerpt suggests Chinese leaders increasingly treated cyberspace as a strategic domain, linking internal information control with external influence activities. The document also cautions that public reporting is incomplete and often US-centric, limiting confidence in detailed attribution.
| ID | Title | Category | Date | Views | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RPT-944 | Epstein-File Claims as a Vector in China’s Global Narrative Contest Over the Dalai Lama | Information Operations | 2026-02-10 | 0 | ACCESS » |
| RPT-304 | PRC Embassy Messaging on Facebook: Narrative Pressure and Personalization in the Philippines’ Maritime Dispute | Philippines | 2026-01-28 | 1 | ACCESS » |
| RPT-196 | Beijing Leverages Venezuela Shock to Shape Global Narratives and Pressure Taiwan Amid Taipei’s Constitutional Strain | China | 2026-01-25 | 1 | ACCESS » |
| RPT-42 | Beijing Pushes ‘Global Recognition’ Narrative for Xi Jinping Thought via U.S. Embassy Channel | China | 2026-01-20 | 0 | ACCESS » |
| RPT-594 | Justice Mission 2025 Signals PRC Focus on Taiwan Isolation Scenarios and Multi-Domain Pressure | Taiwan Strait | 2025-10-14 | 0 | ACCESS » |
| RPT-163 | Cyberspace as Political Terrain: China’s Evolving Model of Cyber Influence and Interference | China | 2022-11-17 | 0 | ACCESS » |