Exovera INSIGHTS — Issue #1
Welcome to the inaugural edition of Exovera's INSIGHTS newsletter! We're excited to bring you the latest, including updates on the upcoming release of the PLA as Organization v3.0 book. In this issue, we also dive into China's evolving legal tactics to tighten control over Taiwan and its implications for international engagement. But first, we bring you an exclusive report uncovering how a Chinese oil lubricant producer is supporting Russia’s war efforts through ongoing exports.
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INSIGHT Exclusive: PRC Chemical Company's Role in Russia's War Effort
Drawing from Exovera’s trade data and investigations, this report uncovers a PRC company’s continued export of oil lubricant additives to Russian end-users, revealing its ongoing role in supporting Russia's war economy.
PLA v3.0 Update
We'd like to extend our gratitude to everyone who joined us for the PLA v3.0 conference in May. Your participation made the event a success and provided valuable insights for our research.
Building on insights from the recent PLA v3.0 conference, the next installment of the PLA as Organization series is set to be published by the end of this year. This reference book will provide a comprehensive analysis of the latest reforms within the People’s Liberation Army. Stay tuned for further updates in our upcoming newsletters.
If you missed the conference, explore all the key discussions in our post-conference report.
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New PRC Guidance for Criminalizing Taiwan Separatists
China’s new legal measures against Taiwanese separatists send a direct message to foreign governments, including the U.S., warning that engagement with Taiwan could lead to legal and diplomatic consequences. Exovera’s analysis provides critical insights into how these shifts may affect U.S. defense strategies and operational planning in the Indo-Pacific.
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We hope these insights serve to support your mission.
Sincerely,
Team Exovera
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