ChinaMED Observer

The ChinaMed Observer collects the analyses of the most interesting articles on the Sino-Mediterranean relation published by Chinese and Mediterranean media every month.
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December 2018

China looks at the Mediterranean Region

President Trump’s decision in mid-December to withdraw the 2,000 American troops from northern and eastern Syria undoubtedly was as unexpected as it was game-changing, and will have significant repercussions for the situation in the eastern side of the Mediterranean region. Unsurprisingly, it caught the attention of Chinese observers, too. At this critical stage of the conflict in Syria...

November 2018

The Mediterranean Region looks at China

The articles published by Mediterranean media in November do not reveal significant evolution in the patterns that previous issues of the ChinaMed Bulletin have highlighted. From this point of view, it is however fascinating to observe how the media in different countries tend to create their own narrative on China that mostly reflects what they hope rather than...

November 2018

China looks at the Mediterranean Region

November heralded a suite of far ranging issues gracing the pages of Chinese media; from the reinstatement of American sanctions against Iran, to Sino-Qatari economic cooperation, to new projects for Chinese companies in the Balkans. Additionally, the Ministry of Commence, the National Bureau of Statistics, and the State Administration of Foreign Exchange have jointly released the...

February 2018

China looks at the Mediterranean Region

In February, several events captured the attention of the Chinese media. While Chinese commentators and analysts were mainly bystanders to the events in Syria, they were directly involved in pushing back against Europe’s accusations of China "infiltrating" the Balkans.The Chinese media focused mainly on the US, Russia, Turkey, and Israel while discussing the still-ongoing war in Syria...

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