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How China Is Viewed Around the World

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By Eric Olander Verified
| Sinicapodcast
Public opinion toward China is improving across much of the world, especially in emerging economies across Africa, Latin America, and parts of Asia. At the same time, perceptions of the United States have weakened, particularly around its reliability and contribution to global peace and stability. Younger people are especially likely to view China positively, shaped increasingly by technology, consumer brands, social media, and infrastructure rather than Cold War-era narratives.
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China Battles Blame and Misinformation After Deadly Himalayan Floods

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By Eric Olander Verified
| The China Global South Project Verified
A drone view shows mud covering buildings and property following a flash flood in Trishuli, Nuwakot district, Nepal, August 27, 2026. REUTERS/Navesh Chitrakar Key Takeaways A surge of unsubstantiated social media claims blamed China's Himalayan infrastructur Subscribe or log in to read the rest of this content. What is The China-Global South Project? Independent The China-Global South Project is passionately independent, non-partisan and does not advocate for any country, company or culture.
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China Faces Blame Over Nepal Disaster in Heated Indian TV Clash

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By Eric Olander Verified
| The China Global South Project Verified
Key Takeaways On Indian TV, Victor Gao shouted with Republic TV host and guests over allegations China partly caused Xizang (Tibet) and Nepal landslides. Elsewhere, critics in the U.S. and Europe celebrated the clash, praising Indian media for holding China accountable. Beijing's reliance on Victor Gao and similar Wolf Warrior figures narrows perspective and fuels distrust toward China.
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