to explain, before you go on, cgtn is the primary tv network that the chinese run.ces like the united states and britain and australia, which have actually banned or put extensive limitations on those outlets. however, i do think that xinhua has the possibility to be incredibly influential, and that's because xinhua is a newswire. and so, as a result, audiences consume it passively rather than saying i'm going to turn on cgtn or i'm going to turn on china radio international. as a result, xinhua has content—sharing agreements with news outlets all over the world, including very good news outlets in developing countries, and even some in wealthy countries like italy. xinhua, i should also say, is cheaper than bloomberg, reuters, the associated press, and is also made free to certain developing countries. and so xinhua is getting picked up as copy in quality publications, like in thailand, every quality publication now uses xinhua as copy. it's often not attributed, or it's attributed with a line at the end of it. and so xinhua is getting picked up and used, even thou

that's what he told in front of a wide audience in cctv, the parent company of cgtn, as well as whend xinhua and all the party run and state run media. that's the main message. like the soviet before, like all the autocratic governments in history, they want a narrative like you just mentioned that puts the party, the leader and the country and all the policies in good light, and to counter all the narratives that may put the country in a slightly more negative way. they don't want to see only the bbc or the likes of cnn, you know, the us and british, what they call the anglosphere media, dominating the rights to speech. so, they don't want that and they are trying to do something about that, and yuan, in the last few years, what has the chinese state done to try and seize control of the global narrative about china? for the last decade, in fact, there has been increasing investment of chinese state media across the world, and i think china's state media partnerships in african countries is particularly notable, some of them have been quite successful, some of them have been much les

to explain before you go on, cgtn i audience share.twork that the chinese run.— chinese run. and that doesn't even include _ chinese run. and that doesn't even include places _ chinese run. and that doesn't even include places like - chinese run. and that doesn't even include places like the l even include places like the united states and britain and australia, which have actually banned or put extensive limitations on those outlets. however, i do think that xinhua has the possibility to be incredibly influential, and thatis incredibly influential, and that is because xinhua is a newswire and so, as a result, audiences consume it passively rather than saying i am going to turn on cgtn or i am going to turn on cgtn or i am going to turn on china radio international. as a result, xinhua's content sharing agreements with news outlets all over the world, including very good news outlets in developing countries, and even some in wealthy countries like italy. xinhua, ishould some in wealthy countries like italy. xinhua, i should also say, i

from the loss of american dominance over the world, a political expert in a conversation with china's cgtn network, he said that the countries of the world are going through a process of realigning the geographical, economic and political system at the world level. according to antonov yashin, the west, led by the united states, is losing its hegemonic dominance over the world. the countries of the world are going through a process of readjusting the economic and political geography system of the western world in the broadest sense of the word, and the united states as the leader of iran is currently losing its hegemonic dominance and the world, and serious opponents are emerging now. a smart management in the decline of stila it's going on and it's an interesting thing. an example of this type of english football as a declining empire in the 1940s and 1950s was not successful . he criticized the war in ukraine and considered this war to be against the national interests of the united states . do we need to participate in the war in ukraine in line with the national interests? the answer t

tariff from ukraine caused 23 million tomans to flow into europe and harm the farmers, a report from cgtn tv channel. the lara family has owned this farm outside of china for over 30 years, but since last summer , the situation has become much more difficult for them . large quantities of manufactured castles ukraine entered the hungarian market, the situation became much worse, it often decreased by 50%, and since the european union canceled the import tariff before ukraine, the entry of castles and other agricultural and livestock products into european countries caused a lot of damage to farmers and breeders. and it has greatly reduced their income. last year, bradar and pride were closed in the black sea and ukrainian grain was sent by train to eastern countries . instead of being transported to western european countries, the grain was stored in eastern european countries. most of the grain is in poland and hungary. this can have effects bring a long-term legacy. farmers will face many challenges in the coming years. they will not be able to adapt to the new realities because ukraini

a report from let's watch the cgtn tv channel, family he has owned this farm outside budapest for more than 30 years, but since last summer the situation has become much more difficult for them . last year there was a severe drought. ukraine entered the hungarian market, the situation became much worse, it often decreased by 50%, and they are facing a similar situation. a lot of damage to the tv and livestock breeders have entered and their income has been greatly reduced. last year, brother and pride were closed in the black sea, and ukrainian grain was sent by train to eastern european countries. instead of being transported to western european countries, these grains were stored in eastern european countries . most grains are stored in poland. and hungary. this can have long-term effects . farmers will face many challenges in the coming years. they cannot face the new realities because ukrainian grain has flowed into europe following the farmers' pressure and their protests. the polish government and hungary temporarily canceled the import of wheat from iran. hungary asked the europ

problem with it because in the old twitter regime they had labeled rt russia state-affiliated, and cgtn china-state affiliated. that should definitely be labeled u.s.-state affiliated. i wonder what c-span1 do. i know you guys don't get your funding from their. host: c-span has no government funding, so we could not be labeled a government -- yeah. caller: you could totally be labeled affiliated, because everything you guys say is a total regurgitation of government propaganda, from covid, to hunter biden laptop. you guys cried wolf with russia. you can't say that anymore. you guys cried wolf, c-span too. host: this is the story our caller was talking about. npr quits twitter after being labeled state media. npr will no longer post fresh content to its 52 official twitter feeds, becoming the first major news organization to go silent on the social media platforms. in explaining its decision npr cited twitter's decision to first label the networks state affiliated media. the same term it uses for propaganda outlets in russia, china, and other autocratic countries. npr writes that the dec

problem with it because in the old twitter regime they had labeled rt russia state-affiliated, and cgtniliated. that should definitely be labeled u.s.-state affiliated. i wonder what c-span1 do. i know you guys don't get your funding from their. host: c-span has no government funding, so we could not be labeled a government -- yeah. caller: you could totally be labeled affiliated, because everything you guys say is a total regurgitation of government propaganda, from covid, to hunter biden laptop. you guys cried wolf with russia. you can't say that anymore. you guys cried wolf, c-span too. host: this is the story our caller was talking about. npr quits twitter after being labeled state media. npr will no longer post fresh content to its 52 official twitter feeds, becoming the first major news organization to go silent on the social media platforms. in explaining its decision npr cited twitter's decision to first label the networks state affiliated media. the same term it uses for propaganda outlets in russia, china, and other autocratic countries. npr writes that the decision took the p