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Skrytý pasažier: Pročínske naratívy v slovenských alternatívnych médiách

Nová štúdia projektu MapInfluenCE na ktorej spolupracovali aj výkonný riaditeľ CEIAS Matej Šimalčík a analytička Barbara Kelemen analyzuje pokrytie piatich tém súvisiacich s Čínou (siete 5G, čínske investície, demokratické protesty v Hongkongu, Taiwan a Xinjiang) v troch slovenských „alternatívnych médiách“  – Hlavné správy, Hlavný denník a Infovojna. Vybrané médiá sú známe šírením proruských naratívov, ale podrobný… Continue reading Skrytý pasažier: Pročínske naratívy v slovenských alternatívnych médiách

Chinese views of the world at the time of the Russia-Ukraine war

The perception of Russia among Chinese citizens has markedly improved over the past three years, despite Russia’s aggression against Ukraine. Russia is now the country Chinese feel most positively about, according to our “Chinese views of the world at the time of the Russia-Ukraine war” survey report. “This is a unique survey which gives broad… Continue reading Chinese views of the world at the time of the Russia-Ukraine war

Chinese Media Watch: Blaming everyone but the Russian military for the killings in Bucha

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian

Chinese media echo the Russian version of events in Bucha while blaming the West for the continued conflict in Ukraine. Whereas most Chinese netizens have no problem believing it, voices of support for Ukraine and calls for punishment of the aggressors are not unheard of either. They are, however, often met with criticism from fellow… Continue reading Chinese Media Watch: Blaming everyone but the Russian military for the killings in Bucha

Chinese Media Watch: In Chinese media and amongst netizens, Russia’s invasion finds understandings

Pro-Russia sentiments on the Chinese internet reflect growing solidarity between both nations that culminated in an official form when Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping signed a joint statement on February 4 on the side-lines of the Winter Olympics. Chinese netizens praise and admire Putin while they have nothing but scorn for Ukrainian President Zelenskyy, facing… Continue reading Chinese Media Watch: In Chinese media and amongst netizens, Russia’s invasion finds understandings

CEIAS CONSIDERS: Will the Beijing Winter Olympics Improve China’s Image?

Loved at home; increasingly unpopular abroad? “Together for a shared future” is China’s wishful motto for the Winter Olympics, which formally began on February 4. But with many Western countries diplomatically boycotting the games, no spectators, and two possible conflicts on the horizon – the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the Chinese invasion of Taiwan… Continue reading CEIAS CONSIDERS: Will the Beijing Winter Olympics Improve China’s Image?

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