DCS Mayal, “Chinese Global Media Strategies and Their Footprints in South Asia,” ORF Issue Brief No. [23] These factors collectively empower Beijing to shape the global information landscape and promote misleading or biased narratives while stifling critical perspectives. Augmenting China’s media capabilities is the qingbao[f] approach[24] of data collection from the open domain by using sophisticated techniques of library science. Chinese Media in South AsiaIn South Asian countries, China’s media campaigns have been propagated mainly through traditional Chinese state-owned media, i.e., radio, television, and print. To offset the inimical Chinese media strategy as an extra-regional power in South Asia, there is a need for taking cognisance of growing Chinese presence in the region and initiating timely steps to mitigate the spread of Chinese propaganda.

Source: New York Times October 08, 2024 04:18 UTC