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China, Russia
A delegation from the government of the Republic of Buryatia (布里亞特共和國), a federal republic of Russia located in Eastern Siberia, renowned as a spiritual center of Buddhism in Russia, visited China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region from April 27-30, 2026, for talks on news and media cooperation. The trip was led by Ivan Sergeevich Loginov, chairman of the Information …
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Inner Mongolia Daily (內蒙古日報) is the official party newspaper of the Chinese Communist Party's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Committee, published in separate Chinese and Mongolian-language editions. According to the newspaper's own 2025 social responsibility report, the paper was first published on January 1, 1948, and describes itself as the earliest provincial-level party newspaper founded in one of China's ethnic minority regions. The same report states the paper operates under the direct leadership of the regional party propaganda office and organizes its content around the promotion of Chinese President Xi Jinping's political theory a…
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The Inner Mongolia International Communication Center (內蒙古國際傳播中心) is a planned state media institution intended to centralize the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region's foreign-language and overseas propaganda output. Its construction was written into the region's 15th Five-Year Plan, published by the regional Chinese Communist Party committee, which called for strengthening "international communication" and "telling China's story well" (講好中國故事), a term denoting domestic and international message control around positive portrayals of China and its policies and actions,
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The Propaganda Office of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Chinese Communist Party Committee (中共內蒙古自治區委員會宣傳部) is the regional party body responsible for ideological work, media oversight, and propaganda in Inner Mongolia. According to the regional party committee's organizational structure, the office also operates under several additional formal designations, including the regional government's news office, press and publication bureau, and film bureau, consolidating both party ideological functions and nominally separate state media regulatory functions under one body. The office holds…
Russia
The Republic of Buryatia (布里亞特共和國) is a federal republic of Russia located in southeastern Siberia, bordering Mongolia to the south and containing roughly 60 percent of the shoreline of Lake Baikal. Founded in 1923 as a Soviet-era autonomous republic, it has been administered as part of Russia's Far Eastern Federal District since 2018. Its capital, Ulan-Ude, lies along the Trans-Siberian Railway. Buryatia is home to Russia's largest population of ethnic Buryats, a Mongolic people, and is widely described as a center of Tibetan Buddhist practice in Russia, alongside Russian …
The 2025 China-South Korea Media Cooperation Forum was held in Seoul on October 13, 2025, under the theme "China-South Korea Cooperation for an Intelligent Future." It brought together representatives from Chinese and South Korean media outlets, academic institutions, and tech companies. Co-hosted by the People's Daily (人民日報), the official newspaper of the Chinese Communist Party, and South Korea's Maekyung Media Group, the event featured speeches by the president of the People's …
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On April 25, 2017, Wang Dongmei (王冬梅), secretary of the All-China Journalists Association (中國記協), met with 42 journalists from 39 countries across Africa, South Asia, and Southeast Asia in Beijing. Wang emphasized China's growing economic and media ties with these regions, claiming the journalists' association follows principles of "openness, cooperation, and mutual benefit" (開放、合作、共贏) while promoting Xi Jinping's Belt and Road Initiative (一帶一路). The foreign journalists were invited by the China-Africa Press Exchange Center (中非新聞交流中心) and China-South Asia Southeast Asia Exchan…
Malaysia
In August 2024, the "HI CHINA – Discovering China Opportunities - Celebrating 50 Years of China-Malaysia Relationship" event was held at Sunway Velocity in Kuala Lumpur, commemorating five decades of diplomatic ties between China and Malaysia. Organized by China Media Group (中央广播电视总台) and supported by China Enterprises Chamber of Commerce in Malaysia (CECCM), the cultural exchange celebration featured speeches by Manoharan Periasamy, Director-Genera
Organized around the 2025 Belt and Road Media Cooperation Forum (2025"一带一路"媒体合作论坛), a joint Chinese and foreign media interview team (中外媒体联合采访团) conducted multi-city site visits across China — reported in the CCP's official People's Daily on February 12, 2026. The government-facilitated journalist delegation toured five locations: State Power Investment's Shizitan Hydroelectric Station in Chongqing, China Overseas Land's Daji Lane commercial district (中海大吉巷商圈) in Beijing, Yili's Yunnan dairy factory, Fenjiu Group's distillery in Shanxi, and Great Wall Motors' Xushui p…
Serbia
China Media Group (中央廣播電視總台) signed four cooperation agreements with Serbian media and cultural institutions on May 8, 2024, during Chinese President Xi Jinping's state visit to Serbia. CMG Director and Deputy Minister of the Publicity Department Shen Haixiong (慎海雄) signed agreements with Serbia's Presidential Media Relations Department, Politika newspaper, Radio Television of Serbia, and the Ministry of Culture. The agreements were witnessed by Xi Jinping and Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić. Officials said the agreements would promote "people-to-people…
The Chinese Embassy in Bangladesh hosted a China-Bangladesh media cooperation seminar on July 8, 2018, with Chinese Ambassador Zhang Zuo (張佐) delivering remarks and Bangladesh Information Minister Hasanul Haq Inu serving as chief guest. The seminar brought together executives from major Bangladeshi media outlets including United News of Bangladesh, Daily Naya Diganta, The Independent, The Financial Express, NTV, RTV, and ATN, with over 30 local media organizatio…
On September 10, 2025, the Liaoning Provincial Taiwan Affairs Office (遼寧省委台辦) and Liaoning Communication University (遼寧傳媒學院) hosted a cross-strait media symposium titled "Liaoning-Taiwan Perspectives: A Mirror for the Future" (遼台視界 鏡啟未來) in Shenyang. Nearly 40 participants attended, including journalists from Taiwan, social media personalities, reporters from Hong Kong, and professors from Liaoning Communication University. Participants included Yuan Tianming (袁天明), chairman of the little-known Chinese Journa…
China, Ukraine
From February 8-17, 2017, Tian Jin (田進), Deputy Diretor of China's State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television (國家新聞出版廣電總局), led a Chinese broadcasting delegation to Ukraine, the UK, and Romania to strengthen bilateral media cooperation. The delegation signed a cooperation memorandum with Ukraine's National Council of Television and Radio Broadcasting and a letter of intent with Ukraine's National Broadcasting and Television Committee. The visit resulted in nine specific agreements covering joint productions, journalist exchanges, program broadcasting…
Cambodia
On October 22, 2025, a delegation from the School of Marxism at the Guangxi Administration College (廣西行政學院, a provincial-level educational institute, visited Cambodia’s Chinese-language Jianhua Daily (柬華日報). According to coverage by Jianhua Daily, the delegation met with newspaper president Huang Huanming (黃煥明) to discuss what the outlet characterized as "deepening the Cambodia-China friendship," including through cooperation on media and culture. The language of “friendship” is a typical frame used by China to charac…
On August 22, the Myanmar Narrative Think Tank and Xinhua News Agency signed a cooperation agreement in Yangon under the Global South Joint Communication Partnership Program (全球南方聯合傳播夥伴計劃), a Xinhua-led initiative that claims to promote cooperation between media outlets and research institutions from developing countries. Chairman Ko Ko (高高) of the Myanmar Narrative Think Tank and Xinhua's Yangon Bureau Chie…
The National Broadcasting Corporation of the Kyrgyz Republic (KTRK), Kyrgyzstan's state broadcaster, signed a letter of intent for joint cultural exchange activities with China Media Group on September 2, 2025, during the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit in Tianjin. The agreement was among 14 bilateral media cooperation deals CMG struck with broadcasters from 13 countries during the summit, covering news reporting, joint programming, cultural activities, technological innovation, industry development, personnel exchanges, and media resource sharing. The CMG partnership with KTRK is part of China's broader efforts to strengthen SCO media cooperation. …
Belgium
On January 27, 2026, the Global Times (環球時報), a CCP-controlled tabloid founded in 1993 under People's Daily (人民日報), the official newspaper of the Chinese Communist Party, co-hosted a media and think-tank forum in Brussels titled "Global Dialogue - China-EU Resonance." Co-organizers were the Beijing-based University of International Business and Economics (對外經濟貿易大學) and the Brussel’s based but China-linked Institute for China-Europe Studies…
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The All-China Journalists Association (中華全國新聞工作者協會) was established on November 8, 1937, originally as the Chinese Young Journalists Association (中國青年記者協會), founded by wartime reporter Fan Changjiang (范長江) in Shanghai during the Second Sino-Japanese War. Operating as "a national people's organization of the Chinese press under the leadership of the Communist Party of China," the organization claims to represent over one million journalism professionals through 217 member organizations. The ACJA primarily serves to implement party media policies rather than protect pr…
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Global Times (環球時報) is a tabloid newspaper founded on January 13, 1993, under the People's Daily, the official newspaper of the Chinese Communist Party. Under its previous editor-in-chief, Hu Xijin (胡錫進), who led the tabloid from 2005 until December 2021, the Global Times became known for its often inflammatory commentaries on global affairs, which The Guardian at the time of Hu's exit referred to as an "en…
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China Media Group (中央廣播電視總台), also known as "Voice of China," was established on March 21, 2018, under the direct control of the Chinese Communist Party's Central Propaganda Department (中共中央宣傳部). China's largest state media conglomerate was formed through the merger of China Central Television (中國中央電視台), founded in 1958, China National Radio (中央人民廣播電台), and China Radio International (中國國際廣播電台). The organization operates 47 television channels and 17 radio frequency bands, with claims of maintaining bureaus in 63 countries and regions. CMG states it…
