Peter Mattis
Peter Mattis is the president of the Jamestown Foundation, a think tank focused on issues of international relations and security. He is recognized for his expertise on China, particularly regarding its espionage tactics and geopolitical strategies. Mattis has voiced concerns about the growing threat of Chinese infiltration in Taiwan, emphasizing the unique scale and malign intent behind Beijing's espionage efforts, which he argues pose a fundamental challenge to Taiwan's sovereignty and national security.
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Taiwan:
Peter Mattis, a former CIA counterintelligence analyst, emphasized the need to depoliticize the spying issue in Taiwan.
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Taiwan:
Peter Mattis, former analyst for the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), said China has displayed a 'persistent focus' on military police command and therefore the presidential security camp.
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Ghana:
Peter Mattis, a former CIA analyst, commented on the risks of American diplomats being seduced by Chinese state security agents.
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Hong Kong:
Peter Mattis, a former CIA analyst and chairman of the Jamestown Foundation, noted that there have been cases of Chinese agents enticing U.S. diplomats.
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Dominican Republic:
Peter Mattis is a former CIA analyst who commented on the risks of Chinese agents seducing U.S. diplomats.
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Australia:
Peter Mattis is a former CIA analyst and president of The Jamestown Foundation who discussed the implications of Chinese agents seducing American diplomats.
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Taiwan:
Peter Mattis, president of the Jamestown Foundation, highlighted the unique scale and malign purpose of espionage threats to Taiwan.
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