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Why is the West obsessed with changing China? — Xu Qinduo

from In Pursuit of Development · host Qinduo Xu, Dan Banik

Xu Qinduo is a political analyst, news columnist and an adjunct professor at Renmin University’s School of Journalism and Communication. He is also a senior fellow at the Pangoal Foundation and host of the talk show “Dialogue Weekend” at China Global Television Network, CGTN. He was previously posted as China Radio International’s chief correspondent in Washington, DC.Why the US and the West are always obsessed with changing China (Global Times)China and the U.S.: Equality and Beyond (China Today)Xu Qinduo on TwitterDan Banik and In Pursuit of Development on Twitterhttps://in-pursuit-of-development.simplecast.com/  Host:Professor Dan Banik, Centre for Global Sustainability, University of OsloSubscribe:Apple Spotify YouTubehttps://globaldevpod.substack.com/

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Dan Banik and Xu Qinduo discuss how Chinese leaders and citizens view their country’s role as a global leader, what explains Beijing’s enormous faith in the United Nations, and how the West ought to offer constructive criticism of Chinese policies and decisions.

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