Headline Buster: Afghanistan power shift in the news
CGTN, 24 Aug 2021
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With dramatic changes sweeping Afghanistan, the global media is holding the Biden administration and the U.S. policy in Afghanistan accountable for the chaos. But China still remains in media crosshairs and there is rising speculation about Beijing's future role in the region. Will it step into Washington's shoes? Or can China and the U.S. work together for peace and stability in Afghanistan? What's the one ray of optimism from the bleak situation?
Guests: Mosharraf Zaidi, strategic affairs expert, Tabadlab; Prof. Wang Jiangyu, School of Law, City University of Hong Kong; Prof. Josef Mahoney, East China Normal University
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With dramatic changes sweeping Afghanistan, the global media is holding the Biden administration and the U.S. policy in Afghanistan accountable for the chaos. But China still remains in media crosshairs and there is rising speculation about Beijing's future role in the region. Will it step into Washington's shoes? Or can China and the U.S. work together for peace and stability in Afghanistan? What's the one ray of optimism from the bleak situation?
Guests: Mosharraf Zaidi, strategic affairs expert, Tabadlab; Prof. Wang Jiangyu, School of Law, City University of Hong Kong; Prof. Josef Mahoney, East China Normal University
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