The Chinese Communist Party has increasingly leveraged its diaspora to exert influence and mobilize support for its agenda, reflecting a fear of losing control domestically.
Beijing views its diaspora as a strategic resource, employing them not just to disseminate narratives but to counter perceived threats from critics and separatists.
Recent actions, like the charging of a former aide in New York, highlight the darker side of Beijing's foreign influence tactics involving unregistered agents and forged documents.
The United Front system illustrates how the CCP seeks to integrate its overseas Chinese population into its broader political objectives, expecting loyalty based on shared heritage.
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