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Laos
On January 13, 2015, the China News Service (中國新聞社) Yunnan Branch signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Laos Future Media Company (老撾未來傳媒有限公司) in Kunming, with the partnership aimed at "promoting China-Laos media development" and "contributing to China-Laos cultural exchange." The agreement established "comprehensive, multi-level strategic cooperation" to "integrate information resources" and "expand information influence," according to the source material. Under the partnership, the Yunnan Branch would collaborate with Laos Future Media's platforms including its news website…
China, Pakistan
On July 10, 2025, Pakistan and China agreed to enhance bilateral media cooperation and develop joint broadcasting projects to combat fake news and disinformation, according to Radio Pakistan — though it was not clear how the sides viewed these concepts, or how they intended to respond. The agreement emerged from a Beijing meeting between Pakistan's Information Minister Attaullah Tarar and Cao Shumin (曹淑敏), a deputy minister of the Central Propaganda Department of the Central Committee of the CCP. Both officials emphasized creating a "…
Belgium
On July 11, the European news outlet Euractiv published an article labeled as "Advertiser Content" and authored by "Xin Ping Mission of China to the EU" that presented Chinese government propaganda arguing that Taiwan was legally and historically an inseparable part of China. The piece cited UN Resolution 2758, post-WWII agreements including the Cairo and Potsdam Declarations, and bilateral treaties to assert China's sovereignty over Taiwan, dismissing any claims of Taiwanese independence as "ridiculous" and "dangerous revisionis…
Belgium
The Mission of the People's Republic of China to the European Union, headquartered in Brussels, Belgium, serves as China's official diplomatic representation to the EU following the establishment of diplomatic relations between the European Community and China in 1975. Located at Boulevard de la Woluwe 100, the mission operates under China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and maintains engagement across political, economic, and cultural spheres affecting China-EU relations. …
Pakistan
The Government of Pakistan operates as a federal parliamentary Islamic republic with a multi-tiered structure that includes executive, legislative, and judicial branches. The system features a President as head of state, a Prime Minister as head of government, and a bicameral Parliament consisting of the Senate and National Assembly. Pakistan's political system has alternated between civilian and military rule, democratic and authoritarian governance since its independence in 1947, reflecting ongoing institutional challenges. The country maintains a federal structure with provincial governments, and its constitution establishes Islam as the state religion while providing for parliamentary…
South Sudan
Chinese Ambassador to South Sudan Ma Qiang (馬強) published an article titled "Working Together to Build a Community of Shared Future for Mankind" in several South Sudanese media outlets including The Dawn (黎明報) newspaper, City Review (城市評論報), and Juba Echo (朱巴回聲網) on January 15, 2024. The article highlights President Xi Jinping's concept of building a "community of shared future for mankind" (人類命運共同體), which was
China
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…
China
Established in 2016, the China-South Asia and Southeast Asia Exchange Center (中國-南亞東南亞交流中心) operates under the China Public Diplomacy Association. The center organizes annual 10-month programs inviting journalists from South Asian and Southeast Asian countries to China for thematic reporting, media exchanges, and cultural experiences. Despite its active role in facilitating cross-cultural understanding and strengthening China's ties with Belt and Road Initiative countries, the center maintains minimal public visibility, lacking an official website or social media presence. Its activities are primarily documented throug…
Vietnam
The Vietnamese Ministry of Information and Communications, established in December 2007 under Government Decree No. 178/2007/ND-CP, was the government body responsible for managing the country's information and communication sector. It oversaw areas including press, publishing, postal services, telecommunications, internet, broadcasting, and national information infrastructure. On March 1, 2025, the MIC officially ceased operations following its merger with the Ministry o…
China, Solomon Islands
Media professionals from the Solomon Islands participated in a two-week seminar on "Full-Media Communication for Belt and Road Countries" (一帶一路國家全媒體傳播研修班) in China from June 6-19, 2025, according to a Solomon Islands Ministry of Rural Development press release. The program was organized by the Research and Training Institute of the National Radio and Television Administration (國家廣播電視總局研究培訓中心), which is controlled by the Chinese Communi…
Bangladesh
RTV is a Bengali-language satellite and cable television channel that launched on 26 December 2005 and has become one of Bangladesh's most popular television channels. Originally founded by Mohammad Mosaddak Ali Falu, a former Bangladesh Nationalist Party parliamentarian, the cha…
Bangladesh
The Independent was an English-language daily newspaper published in Dhaka, Bangladesh, that launched on March 26, 1995, by Beximco Group, making it the first four-color, 16-page daily in the country and the first to use imported newsprint. The newspaper was owned by Bangladesh Export Import Company Limited, commonly known as Beximco Group, which was founded in the 1970s by brothers Ahmed Sohail Fasihur Rahman and Salman Fazlur Rahman. The Independent introduced Bangladesh's first 32-page weekend magazine and …
Australia
Australian News Channel (ANC) is a media company that operates Sky News Australia and related channels. The company was founded in 1995, originally as a joint venture between British Sky Broadcasting, Seven Media Group, and Publishing and Broadcasting Limited (澳洲廣播出版有限公司). Sky News Australia itself launched on 19 February 1996 as Australia's first domestically produced television news channel. The company operates several broadcasting services, including Sky News Australia, Sky News Extra, Sky …
Australia
Fairfax Media was a major Australian media conglomerate that operated newspapers, magazines, radio stations, and digital properties across Australia and New Zealand from 1841 until its acquisition by Nine Entertainment Co. in December 2018. Founded when John Fairfax purchased The Sydney Morning Herald, the company expanded to control flagship publications including The Age and The Australian Financial Review. Despite its historical significance in Australian journalism, Fairfax faced mounting financial pressures in the digital era,
Cameroon, China
A nine-person delegation of Cameroon's mainstream media executives visited Beijing, Hangzhou, and Guangzhou from July 2-10, 2017, at the invitation of the Chinese People's Institute of Foreign Affairs (中國人民外交學會). The delegation was led by Marie Claire Nana, general manager of SOPECAM and publisher of Cameroon Tribune, and included representatives from Cameroon National Radio and Television, Canal 2 Television, Action newspaper, and the Economi…
Cameroon
Cameroon Radio Television (CRTV), established in 1987, is Cameroon's government-controlled national broadcasting service. The company resulted from the merger of Cameroon Television (CTV) and the national radio service, with broadcasting roots dating back to 1940 when French authorities established Radio Douala. Today, CRTV maintains comprehensive coverage across all ten regions of Cameroon through one national radio channel, ten regional stations, seven local stations, and three television channels, including CRTV News and CRTV Sports & Entertainment. Under General Manager Charles Nd…
Cameroon
Canal 2 International is Cameroon's first private television channel, initially launched in 2001 and rebranded under its current name in 2004. Based in Douala's Akwa district, the network is owned by Emmanuel Chatue's TV+ Group. Initially broadcasting primarily music content until its temporary closure in 2003, Canal 2 evolved into a general-interest station focused on continuous news coverage, entertainment, and sports, broadcasting in both French and English. The channel gained prominence through its production of situation comedies and image-based news broadcasts, and has expanded its programming to include numerous drama series such as "Tourbillon de Passions," "El Diablo," a…
Cambodia
Launched in Phnom Penh in May 2019, the Cambodia-China Journalist Association is part of Beijing's broader media engagement across Southeast Asia. Co-presidents Soy Sopheap (Cambodia) and Liu Xiao Guang (刘晓光) (China) established the organization to "promote friendship and cooperation," though the association's stated objectives raise questions about its journalistic independence. Chinese embassy political counselor Zuo Wenxing (左文星) framed the CCJA's role as promoting "positive news" about both countries while "fighting against fake news"—lang…
Bangladesh, China
On April 6, 2010, Mahfuz Anam, editor and publisher of Bangladesh's Daily Star newspaper, participated in a symposium at the International Poverty Reduction Center in China (中國國際扶貧中心), where he discussed China-Bangladesh cooperation and shared insights on his country's development experience. The International Poverty Reduction Center was established jointly by the Chinese government, United Nations Development Programme and other international organizations in May 2005, and operates as a
Liberia
The Liberia Broadcasting System and China Media Group (中央廣播電視總台) signed a two-year partnership agreement on August 5, 2024, aimed at strengthening media cooperation between China and Liberia. The memorandum of understanding establishes frameworks for content exchange, technical cooperation, and personnel training. LBS Director General Eugene Fahngon emphasized the agreement's role in boosting "mutual benefit between the two peoples," while China Media Group Africa Bureau Chief Song Jianing expressed confidence in scali…
