China's Influence in Africa Expanding Through Telecom Network Deals
China’s rising economic influence in Africa has been in the works for two decades now. It stretches from infrastructure to the telecoms.
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China’s rising economic influence in Africa has been in the works for two decades now. It stretches from infrastructure to the telecoms.
Telecommunications networks funded and built by China are taking over Africa's cyberspace, a dependence that analysts suggest puts Beijing in a position to exert political influence in some of the continent’s countries. Bulelani Jili, a doctoral candidate at Harvard University’s Department of African and African American Studies, told VOA Mandarin in a phone interview that “Huawei is…
'American Airlines is providing the Chinese with a means of accessing [passengers] while they're basically held as a captive audience.'
Austin Bay: Communist China’s calculated lies and calculated buys China knows how to curry below-the-radar favor with international political figures, bureaucrats and opinion leaders — then, when a problem develops threatening Chinese Communist Party interests, use covert influence to stifle criticism or delay a response. Read Article Austin Bay China knows how to curry below-the-radar favor with international political figures, bureaucrats and opinion leaders — then, when a problem develops threatening Chinese Communist Party interests, use covert influence to stifle criticism or de...
Austin Bay: Communist China’s calculated lies and calculated buys China knows how to curry below-the-radar favor with international political figures, bureaucrats and opinion leaders — then, when a problem develops threatening Chinese Communist Party interests, use covert influence to stifle criticism or delay a response. Read Article Austin Bay China knows how to curry below-the-radar favor with international political figures, bureaucrats and opinion leaders — then, when a problem develops threatening Chinese Communist Party interests, use covert influence to stifle criticism or de...