Here’s What Africans Think of China’s Influence in Their Countries
on October 28, 2016
An African-led research network conducting surveys in 36 African countries reported on citizens’ attitudes toward China. They’re mostly positive.
An African-led research network conducting surveys in 36 African countries reported on citizens’ attitudes toward China. They’re mostly positive.
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John Bellinger is a partner at Arnold & Porter, a Washington, D.C. law firm, and an adjunct senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations. He previously served as the top legal advisor to Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and to the National Security Council during the George W. Bush administration.
Education authorities in Shanghai have sought to reaffirm a government rule that bans international schools attended by Chinese students from using imported curricula in their entirety. The action comes amid official concerns over the erosion of Chinese values and national identity.

One of the hallmarks of Xi Jinping’s leadership has been a centralization of power across a whole range of areas of domestic politics. This week, the Chinese Communist Party’s leadership meets in Beijing for the sixth plenary session of its 18th Party Congress, a meeting where the focus, according to Chinese state media, will be on managing internal Party discipline.

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