
Non-partisan coverage of China in Africa & the Global South. FR: https://xitter.cf/t.co/2wpq8RP1cF | @AfrikChine ES: https://xitter.cf/t.co/vp556rSbCq | @ChinaAmericas
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Is Trump Pushing India Toward China?
How Washington Is Affecting India-China Ties
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How Washington Is Affecting India-China Ties
What’s Really Changing Between India and China?
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Europe wants a cap on Chinese car exports to protect its own automakers, but for Africa and the wider Global South, this fight is a reminder that industrial powers defend free trade until Chinese competition threatens their own industries.
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VISUALS: Nairobi’s skyline is now a showcase of Chinese capital, engineering and ambition, from GTC to the city’s growing forest of skyscrapers and this multimedia essay gives a perspective on how this is impacting lives across various social sectors.
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India and China are cautiously rebuilding ties, but border disputes, trade imbalances and strategic mistrust remain. @ananthkrishnan joins Eric to discuss the fragile reset and its implications for Asia’s geopolitical landscape.
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India-China Relations Are Improving.
Here’s What Remains Unresolved
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China travel videos are changing how some audiences see the country. But how much is authentic discovery, and how much is orchestrated?
AMERICA IS RETHINKING CHINA
U.S. attitudes toward China are shifting as Americans favor engagement over confrontation. @KaiserKuo joins us to discuss what’s driving the change, and what it means for U.S.-China relations.
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Is America Getting Tired of Fighting China?
The Fever Has Broken — For Now
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Manufacturing does not happen without infrastructure. Low wages alone are not enough to attract industrial investment. Drawing from arguments in his new book on China and Africa’s industrialization, @estariade explains why infrastructure is important.
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As Chinese scam networks spread across Africa, Beijing is expanding cross-border security cooperation.
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China’s Security Role in Africa
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AMERICA IS RETHINKING CHINA
U.S. attitudes toward China are shifting as Americans favor engagement over confrontation. @KaiserKuo joins us to discuss what’s driving the change, and what it means for U.S.-China relations.
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Is America Getting Tired of Fighting China?
The Fever Has Broken — For Now
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China is reaching beyond its borders to tax wealth held offshore, with a 20% levy on income from offshore trusts putting pressure on wealthy Chinese with assets across global financial hubs. The move signals a much wider push by Beijing to bring overseas wealth back within the reach of China’s tax system.
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Transsion controls 53% of Africa’s mobile phone market and after building a smartphone empire on the continent through Tecno, Infinix and itel, it is now taking that Africa-born playbook to Hong Kong.
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China’s mining footprint across the Global South is colliding with reality even as ESG reports document commitments while communities are left to deal with land loss, pollution, weak consultation and unresolved grievances.
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China is not simply expanding its influence abroad; it is taking its vision of global governance directly to governments, one country at a time. The strategy is built on relationships, institutions and long-term political alignment, turning the Global South into a key arena for reshaping how the world is governed.
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The DRC exports cobalt to China, but may also be exporting uranium. What does this mean for nuclear security, environmental risks, and China’s supply chain?
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Uranium in Cobalt-Hydroxide Exports
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China has put over $33 billion into 32 gigawatts of power projects across 30 African countries, mostly hydro and solar.
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In 1985, China was still rough, gray, and only beginning to open up.
@KerGibbs and Eric Olander look back at the China of the 1980s and the country it has become today.
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Chinese companies are expanding across the Global South. Doing business with them requires more than good products and prices.
Muyang SUN, a co-author of How Chinese Business Actually Works, shares practical insights.
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Want to Do Business With the Chinese?
Here’s What You Need to Know
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CGSP Africa Editor @christiangeraud produced an updated map of the key corridors in southern Africa that are at the center of the international competition over access to copper, cobalt, lithium, and other critical minerals.
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It's a crossover episode! Eric Olander @eric_olander of the China-Global South Podcast from @ChinaGSProject joins @andrewpolk81 of @triviumchina for a wide-ranging discussion of China in the global majority: diplomacy, BRICS & SCO, and loads on AI. sinicapodcast.com/p/chinas-a…
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China’s Soft Power Potential
@wstv_lizzi and Zhuoning Li of @AsiaPolicy join us to discuss “Chinamaxxing,” the growing reach of Chinese brands, and how everyday commercial experiences are reshaping perceptions of China.
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The Chinamaxxing Trend
Why It’s More Than Just a Meme
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Can Latin America balance China and the United States?
As Washington pushes governments to curb ties with Beijing, China remains a crucial trading partner. @jorgeheinel joins Eric to explain why “active non-alignment” may be the way forward.
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The U.S.-China rivalry is intensifying across Latin America. The U.S. wants governments to distance themselves from China, but economic realities are making that difficult.
@jorgeheinel joins Eric to examine the geopolitical balancing act.
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