How the UAE turns its interests into US policy
A new Quincy Institute report examines one of the largest and most well financed foreign influence operations inside the United States.
A new Quincy Institute report examines one of the largest and most well financed foreign influence operations inside the United States.
A senior congressional staffer quits and goes directly to work for an authoritarian foreign government — it’s legal and happens all the time.
New Justice Department guidance should serve as cautionary tale for those organizations doing other countries’ bidding.
The resources promoting Taipei’s interests in DC are growing, and include close ties and financial support for major think tanks, too.
A recent House intel hearing found that Americans had been caught up in the technology’s illegal surveillance. Now NSO wants federal contracts?
Both sides had been battling it out long before Moscow’s invasion, but it turned out money was no match for message in the end.
Since 2000, nearly 100 former lawmakers have become lobbyists for countries like Saudi Arabia and China in Washington.
Before broad sanctions took effect, former members of Congress cashed in doing Moscow’s bidding on Capitol Hill.
The Kingdom has spent $100 million dollars over the course of the 7-year war to make you think they are all about ‘peace.’
An analysis of FARA filings shows they contacted members of Congress and others over 10,000 times.
Former Rep. Ed Royce went from reading Saudi talking points on the House floor to officially doing the Kingdom’s bidding.
The greased revolving door from the Pentagon to the weapons industry gives former officials easy access for influence peddling.
Seemingly strict lobbying rules haven’t stopped Biden from recruiting people who spent the Trump years cashing in on their government experience.
Lloyd Austin and Antony Blinken’s trip to Japan and South Korea last week was preceded by an expansive lobbying blitz from both countries in Washington.
Saudi, Emirati, and Qatari lobbying money is flooding Washington, and in the process American policy has been knocked down for the count.
Qatar’s charm offensive is part of a multi-faceted and strategic influence operation designed to further entangle the U.S. with this autocratic power.
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