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  1. China monitors the Iran-US conflict, leveraging its media to project its stance as a close ally of Iran and a counterweight to US policy.
  2. China monitors the Iran-US conflict, leveraging its media to project its stance as a close ally of Iran and a counterweight to US policy.

Chinese nationals operate a restaurant in Iraq while the U.S. implements policies to restrict China's narrative influence.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 1
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Chinese nationals operate a restaurant in Iraq while the U.S. implements policies to restrict China's narrative influence.

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