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These are the profiles of individuals, organisations and entities involved in smearing China or pushing back.
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Aaron Mate | Aaron Mate is a Canadian journalist and a reporter for The Grayzone. He is a former producer of Democracy Now! and a contributor to The Nation and RealClearPolitics. He hosts the show Pushback with Aaron Maté on The Grayzone. |
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Abdul Hayee | The writer was awarded the Tamgha-e-Khidmat by the President of Pakistan in 1971. He lives in Lahore, Pakistan, and Dallas, Texas, USA |
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abovetheclouds | Twitter: "enjoying immortality peaches dipped into the dystopian chocolate fountain" |
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Abul Rizvi | Abul Rizvi Ph.D. was a senior official in the Department of Immigration from the early 1990s to 2007 when he left as Deputy Secretary. |
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Adam Segal | Dr Adam Segal is the Ira A Lipman chair in emerging technologies and national security and director of the Digital and Cyberspace Policy Program at the Council on Foreign Relations. |
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Admiral Michael S Rogers | ADM Rogers is a native of Chicago and attended Auburn University, graduating in 1981 and receiving his commission via the Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps. Originally a surface warfare officer (SWO), he was selected for re-designation to cryptology (now Information Warfare) in 1986. |
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Adrian Glamorgan | Adrian Glamorgan is secretary of the Friends (Quakers) World Committee for Consultation - Asia West Pacific Section. |
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Adrian Zenz | Adrian Zenz (born 1974) is a German anthropologist and sinologist known for his studies of the Xinjiang re-education camps. He is a lecturer in social research methodology at the Evangelical theological institution Akademie fur Weltmission and a senior fellow in China studies at the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation. |
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Alan MacLeod | |
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Albert Zhang | Albert is a researcher with ASPI’s International Cyber Policy Centre. His research interests include information and influence operations, disinformation, artificial intelligence/machine learning and emerging technologies. |
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Albert Zhang | |
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Alex Joske | Alex Joske was an Analyst who worked with ASPI`s International Cyber Policy Centre from August 2018 to December 2020. |
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Alex Lo | Alex Lo has been a Post columnist since 2012, covering major issues affecting Hong Kong and the rest of China. A journalist for 25 years, he has worked for various publications in Hong Kong and Toronto as a news reporter and editor. He has also lectured in journalism at the University of Hong Kong. |
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Alex Mitchell | Alex Mitchell is a former State Political Editor of Sydney’s Sun-Herald and a regular Friday contributor to John Menadue’s Pearls & Irritations. His latest book is Murder in Melbourne – The Untold Story of Palestinian exchange student Aiia Maasarwe. |
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| Alison Broinowski | ||
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Allan Behm | Allan Behm heads the International and Security Affairs Program at The Australia Institute, Canberra |
| Allan Patience | ||
| Allison Killing | ||
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Amelia Long | |
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Amin Saikal | |
| Amnesty International | ||
| Andrew Boughton | ||
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Andrew Davies | |
| Andrew Farran | ||
| Andrew Hudson | ||
| Andrew Podger | ||
| Andrew Sheng | ||
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Andy Boreham | |
| Angela Lehmann | ||
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Anthony Bergin | |
| Anthony Pun | ||
| Antoine Bondaz | ||
| APAC News | ||
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Ariel Bogle | |
| Arnaud Bertrand | ||
| Arslan Hidayat | ||
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Arzan Tarapore | |
| Asia Times | ||
| Associated Press (AP) | ||
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Audrey Fritz | |
| AuntiesRCool | ||
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Azeem Khan | |
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Baani Grewal | |
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Barrett, Oli and Lee | Videos diving into life in China. From opinion pieces, to food, to tech & infrastructure. |
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Barrie | Host of Best China Info, which he describes as "understanding China, intended to be an informative entertaining and useful vlog of our experience of life in China - usually a whimsical perspective, plus world current affairs. We live and work in China, and have lived and worked all around the world: "7 years now living very happily, safely and free as a man could wish to be in China! Best move I ever made, never regretted a second. I've experienced kindness, hospitality and warmth every day. China is my home and joy. p.s. I am a man who questions things; a man who is no fan of authoritarianism, elitism, injustice, or inhumane treatment of humans or our fellow creatures. I'm very happy living in China. I'm not paid to write this. " |
| Barry Jones | ||
| BBC | ||
| Ben Chiarella | ||
| Ben Norton | ||
| Ben Packham | ||
| Benedict Rogers | ||
| Benjamin Fincham-de Groot | ||
| Berenice Nyland | ||
| Bevan Ramsden | ||
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Bill Birtles | |
| Bill Birtles | ||
| Bill Paterson | ||
| Binoy Kampmark | ||
| Bob Carr | ||
| Bob McMullan | ||
| Bob Rogers | ||
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Brendan Nicholson | |
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Brian Berletic | Brian is a prolific Youtuber, producing content pushing back on US imperialism, focusing on South East Asia and China. |
| Brian Toohey | ||
| Bruce Dover | ||
| Bruce Haigh | ||
| Bruce Wolpe | ||
| CAIR | ||
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Caitlyn Johnstone | |
| Cameron Leckie | ||
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Carl Zha | Carl was described as "A Chinese influence op" by a former NYT journo Howard French. He runs a podcast about China and Silk Road: history, culture and politics. Carl is a wealth of knowledge on Chinese history, conducts interviews with a wide variety of people (activists and experts) and provides deep reflections on China and experience as both a Chinese person and an Asian living in a Western country. |
| Caroline Compton | ||
| Cate Cadell | ||
| Cavan Hogue | ||
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CGTN | |
| Chandran Nair | ||
| Charles Livingstone | ||
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Charlie Lyons Jones | |
| Chas Freeman | ||
| Chek Ling | ||
| Chengxin Pan | ||
| China Daily | ||
| Chinatakes | ||
| Chinese Ambassador to India | ||
| Chris Barrie | ||
| Chris Nyland | ||
| Chris Sidoti | ||
| Christine Loh | ||
| Christopher Kennedy | ||
| Ciara Morris | ||
| CJ Werleman | ||
| Clare Daly | ||
| Colin Chapman | ||
| Colin Heseltine | ||
| Colin Mackerras | ||
| Colin Twiggs | ||
| Common Dreams | ||
| Crikey | ||
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Cyrus Janssen | |
| Daisy Barham | ||
| Dake Kang | ||
| Dale Hess | ||
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Daniel Dumbrill | Daniel Dumbrill is a prolific Youtuber and Tweeter with a substantial following. Originally vlogging on his experiences living in China as a Canadian, recently Daniel has received wide attention for his push back on anti-China propaganda. His body of work is substantial. |
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Danielle Cave | |
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Daria Impiombato | |
| David Armstrong | ||
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David Brewster | |
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David Brophy | David Brophy studies the social and political history of China northwest, particularly the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, and its connections with the Islamic and Russian/Soviet worlds. Finishing his PhD in 2011, he spent two years as a postdoctoral fellow at the Australian Centre on China in the World, at the Australian National University, before going to the University of Sydney in 2013. es. |
| David Brophy | ||
| David Camroux | ||
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David Lang | |
| David Legge | ||
| David Rennie | ||
| David Richardson | ||
| David S G Goodman | ||
| David Smith | ||
| David Spratt | ||
| David Swanson | ||
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David Uren | |
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Deborah Bräutigam | Deborah Bräutigam is an American political scientist, currently the Bernard L. Schwartz Professor of Political Economy at Johns Hopkins University and the Director of the China Africa Research Initiative at the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies. |
| Dechlan Brennan | ||
| Denise Fisher | ||
| Dennis Altman | ||
| Dennis Argall | ||
| Dewi Fortuna Anwar | ||
| Dino Patti Djalal | ||
| Dong Wang | ||
| Douglas Newton | ||
| Dr Asatar Bair | ||
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Dr Dan Steinbock | Dr Dan Steinbock is the founder of Difference Group and has served as research director at the India, China and America Institute (USA) and visiting fellow at the Shanghai Institutes for International Studies (China) and the EU Center (Singapore). |
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Dr Richard Herr | |
| Dr Stuart Gilmour | ||
| Drew Pavlou | ||
| Duncan Graham | ||
| East Asia Forum | ||
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Elise Thomas | |
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Elsa Kania | |
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Emile Dirks | |
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Emilia Currey | |
| Erik Paul | ||
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Fergus Hanson | |
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Fergus Ryan | |
| FerMuBe | ||
| Foreign Affairs | ||
| Francesca Beddie | ||
| Frank Carrigan | ||
| Frank Jotzo | ||
| Gareth Evans | ||
| Garry Woodard | ||
| Gary Sampson | ||
| Geoff Miller | ||
| Geoff Raby | ||
| George Browning | ||
| Godfree Roberts | ||
| Gordon Gregory | ||
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Graeme Dobell | |
| Greg Bailey | ||
| Greg Barns | ||
| Greg Latemore | ||
| Greg Lockhart | ||
| Gregory Clark | ||
| Grenville Cross | ||
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Greyfox | |
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Greyzone | |
| Guy Rundle | ||
| Hamish McDonald | ||
| Hans J. Ohff | ||
| Harvard Business Review | ||
| Helen Grasswill | ||
| Henry Litton | ||
| Henry Reynolds | ||
| Hubei Peasant | ||
| Hugh Steadman | ||
| Hugh White | ||
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Huong Le Thu | |
| Ian Cunliffe | ||
| Ian Dudgeon | ||
| Ian Dunlop | ||
| Ian Kerridge | ||
| Ian Macintosh | ||
| Ian Mannix | ||
| Ian McAuley | ||
| Immortal Peach Eater | ||
| Imogen Zethoven | ||
| In Your Area | ||
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Isaac Kfir | |
| Jack Waterford | ||
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Jacob Wallis | |
| James Curran | ||
| James Hansen | ||
| James Laurenceson | ||
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James Leibold | James Leibold researches politics of ethnicity, race and national identity in modern Chinese history and society, and is currently engaged in research on ethnic policy-making and ethnic conflict in contemporary China with a particular focus on the restive Western frontier and its Tibetan and Uyghur ethnic minorities. He is the author and co-editor of four books and over twenty-five peer-reviewed articles and book chapters, and a frequent contributor to the international media on these topics. " |
| James Rydge | ||
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Jamie Tarabay | |
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Jaq James | |
| Jaq James | ||
| Jarrod Allen | ||
| Jeff Kildea | ||
| Jeffrey Sachs | ||
| Jeremy Webb | ||
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Jerry Goode | |
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Jerry Grey | Not a "tool of the CCP Propaganda Machine" or "Mouthpiece for the CPC". A cyclist who sees China as it is. Seen on CGTN/People`s Daily/GDToday and TouTiao |
| Jerry Grey | ||
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Jessica Clarence | |
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Jessica Clarence | |
| Jocelyn Chey | ||
| John Austen | ||
| John Brown | ||
| John Chevis | ||
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John Coyne | |
| John Dwyer | ||
| John Fitzgerald | ||
| John Garnaut | ||
| John Haren | ||
| John Howard | ||
| John Keane | ||
| John Lander | ||
| John McCarthy | ||
| John Menadue | ||
| John Quiggin | ||
| Jon (Yuan) Jiang | ||
| Jon Stanford | ||
| Jonas Hedlund | ||
| Jonathan Cook | ||
| Jonathan Page | ||
| Jorge Heine | ||
| Joseph Camilleri | ||
| Josh | ||
| Julian Cribb | ||
| Justin O'Connor | ||
| Karl Wilson | ||
| Kellie Merritt | ||
| Kelsey Munro | ||
| Ken Harvey | ||
| Kerry Brown | ||
| Kim Carr | ||
| Kim Oates | ||
| Kingsley Liu | ||
| Kishore Mahbubani | ||
| Kyle | ||
| Li Jianjun | ||
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Li Jingjing | On her YouTube channel, Jingjing describes herself as a traveler, a diver, a story-teller, a journalist and a Chinese. She invites you join her journey as she travels around the world. |
| Liz Griffin | ||
| Long Live The People | ||
| Lotus Ruan | ||
| Louisa Bochner | ||
| Louise Edwards | ||
| Lucy Hamilton | ||
| Mack Williams | ||
| Malcolm Davis | ||
| Marcus Reubenstein | ||
| Marilyn Lake | ||
| Mark Beeson | ||
| Mark Buckley | ||
| Mark J. Valencia | ||
| Mark Kenny | ||
| Martin Painter | ||
| Martyn Goddard | ||
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Matt | Matt's channel, Jayoe, is described as "Hi! I'm Matt. Years ago I decided to leave my normal life behind and pursue a new life. A new life of travel, adventure and a path that will lead me from China to the USA aboard a recumbent human powered trike. Along the way I am checking off my bucket list, meeting amazing people and seeing fantastic places. And I am sharing it with you. This channel is dedicated to sharing my world with you. The highs, the lows and everything in between! JaYoe is a Chinese phrase meaning "to add fuel". That is what I am doing, " Adding Fuel" to my life in the form of travel and adventure. It is my hope that my videos inspire you to add a little fuel to your life as well. |
| Matthew Butera | ||
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Max Blumenthal | |
| Max Hayton | ||
| Medea Benjamin | ||
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Michael Clarke | Michael Clarke describes himself as an experienced researcher with a demonstrated history of working in the higher education industry. Skilled in Lecturing, Academic Writing, Policy Analysis, Social Sciences, and Research. Strong research professional with a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) focused in Asian History and International Relations from Griffith University. |
| Michael Davis | ||
| Michael Easson | ||
| Michael Keating | ||
| Michael Kelly | ||
| Michael Lester | ||
| Michael Mazengarb | ||
| Michael McKinley | ||
| Michael Pembroke | ||
| Michael Shoebridge | ||
| Michael Tanner | ||
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Michael West | |
| Mike Lyons | ||
| Mike Scrafton | ||
| Mobo Gao | ||
| Monthly Review | ||
| Nathan Attrill | ||
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Nathan Ruser | Described as a "Researcher", Ruser`s expertise is apparently in "Satellite data, Open Source intelligence". Open Source Intelligence is a contrived label for the study of publicly available data using quantitative methods. It is popular among intelligence organisations and think tanks. It has been described as "ethical hacking". |
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Navina Heyden | |
| Neil O'Keefe | ||
| Neville Roach | ||
| New York Times | ||
| Nicholas Rowley | ||
| Nick Deane | ||
| Nicolas J.S. Davies | ||
| Nicole Hersch | ||
| Nigel Howard | ||
| Noel Turnbull | ||
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numuves | A Canadian, who briefly dabbled in political YouTube videos before heading off to Asia to teach and travel. |
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Nury Vittachi | |
| Nury Vittachi | ||
| P&I Guest Writers | ||
| Passage | ||
| Patrick Cockburn | ||
| Patrick Lawrence | ||
| Paul Barratt | ||
| Paul Dibb | ||
| Paul Keating | ||
| Paul Komesaroff | ||
| Paul Malone | ||
| Paul Strutynski | ||
| Pearls and Irritations | ||
| Percy Allan | ||
| Peter Arkell | ||
| Peter Christoff | ||
| Peter Dawson | ||
| Peter Drysdale | ||
| Peter Henning | ||
| Peter Jennings | ||
| Peter Sainsbury | ||
| Peter Varghese | ||
| Phill Hynes | ||
| Professor Jill Slay AM | ||
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Professor John Fitzgerald | |
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Professor John Fitzgerald | |
| Professor John Lee | ||
| Project Syndicate | ||
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Radio Free Amanda | |
| Ralph Evans | ||
| Ramesh Thakur | ||
| Ray Bricknell | ||
| Renee Jones | ||
| Rhonda Boyle | ||
| Richard Broinowski | ||
| Richard Butler | ||
| Richard Cullen | ||
| Richard Hil | ||
| Richard Tanter | ||
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Robert Barwick | |
| Robert Barwick | ||
| Robin Boyle | ||
| Robyn Read | ||
| Rod Lyon | ||
| Roger Beale | ||
| Rowan Callick | ||
| Samantha Hoffman | ||
| Samina Yasmeen | ||
| Samuel Bendett | ||
| Sanjay Barbora | ||
| Sarang Shidor | ||
| Saul Eslake | ||
| Scott Burchill | ||
| Shaoquett Moselmane | ||
| Sharan Burrow | ||
| Shyam Saran | ||
| Simon Norton | ||
| Sourabh Gupta | ||
| South China Morning Post | ||
| Stephen Charles | ||
| Stephen Darley | ||
| Stephen Manallack | ||
| Stuart Rees | ||
| Su-Lin Tan | ||
| Syed Munir Khasru | ||
| Tariq Rauf | ||
| Teagan Westendorf | ||
| Ted Rule | ||
| Teow Loon Ti | ||
| Terry Slevin | ||
| The Economic Times | ||
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The Honourable Kim Beazley AC | |
| The Lowy Institute | ||
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Theo Fletcher | |
| Tilla Hoja | ||
| Tilman Ruff | ||
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Tim from Timcast IRL | American libertarian and seasoned China hater |
| Tim Summers | ||
| Toby Phillips | ||
| Tom Mullins | ||
| Tom Switzer | ||
| Tom Uren | ||
| Tony Browne | ||
| Tony Kevin | ||
| Tony Smith | ||
| Tony Wood | ||
| Tracy Beattie | ||
| Travers McLeod | ||
| True Report | ||
| Unknown | ||
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Vicky Xiuzhong Xu | Vicky Xiuzhong Xu is an independent researcher, and former journalist with The New York Times and policy analyst with ASPI’s International Cyber Policy Centre. |
| Vijay Prashad | ||
| Wanning Sun | ||
| William Briggs | ||
| William De Maria | ||
| William Overholt | ||
| Xunpeng Shi | ||
| Yew-Chaye Loo | ||
| Yu-Book Lim |