; (2) take steps to ensure that Chinese nationals who are legally studying, living, or working temporarily in the United States know that intimidation or surveillance by the Chinese Government and Communist Party is an unacceptable invasion of their rights while they reside in the United States; (3) enhance cooperation and coordination with Australia, Canada, and Taiwan (Republic of China), whose governments and institutions have faced acute pressure from the Chinese Government and Communist Party’s political influence operations, and with other allies globally, to counter such operations, curtail advances of authoritarian ideals that challenge democratic values and international human rights norms, and create strategies to ensure countries in Africa, the Western Hemisphere, Southeast Asia, and elsewhere are aware of China’s sharp power and work collaboratively to counter coercive, covert, and corrupting elements; (4) develop a strategic assessment and long-term strategy to counter the Chinese Government and Communist Party’s political influence operations, censorship, propaganda, and disinformation that undermines democratic institutions, targets United States citizens or nationals or intimidates their families in China; and uses economic tools, market access, cyberattacks, or other capabilities to undermine the freedoms of speech, expression, press, association, assembly, religion, or academic thought; (5) implement more advanced transparency requirements concerning collaboration with Chinese actors for media agencies, universities, think tanks, and government officials, among others, and raise awareness, through various forums about the goals and methods of the Chinese Government and Communist Party’s political influence operations and common patterns and approaches used by Chinese intelligence agencies or related actors