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Renard Sexton

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Chinese Public Ambivalent on Use of Force Against Taiwan

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By Nick Zeller, Renard Sexton, Yawei Liu
| uscnpm.org
There is no public mandate in mainland China for an invasion of Taiwan Raohe Nightmarket. Taipei, Taiwan. 2020. Source. China Pulse is a twice-annual survey research project measuring Chinese public opinion on international relations conducted by The Carter Center and Emory University. This brief contains data from a preliminary survey conducted between July 7 and August 15, 2025 (1,428 respondents) and a full wave conducted between October 27, 2025, and January 1, 2026 (2,506 respondents).
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Providing Rural Justice Aided Taliban’s Takeover of Afghanistan

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By Renard Sexton
| The Diplomat Magazine Verified
As we approach three years since the Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan, many aspects of governance have changed, most prominently the precipitous decline of girls’ education and space for women in public life. The justice system has also experienced a transformation, as the former government’s Western-inspired system of prosecutors and judges was swept aside in favor of swift judgments by Taliban justices interpreting Shariah principles.
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Providing Rural Justice Aided Taliban’s Takeover of Afghanistan - Tribune Content Agency

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By Renard Sexton
| Tribune Content Agency
As we approach three years since the Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan, many aspects of governance have changed, most prominently the precipitous decline of girls’ education and space for women in public life. The justice system has also experienced a transformation, as the former government’s Western-inspired system of prosecutors and judges was swept aside in favor of swift judgments by Taliban justices interpreting Shariah principles.
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