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Fredsforslag, konfliktanalyse, Media criticism, Media work, Mediekritik, Mellemøsten, Middle East, Militarism, Peace

Look at the conflict, not the violence: How to achieve an enduring peace in Gaza

Jan Oberg at China’s global television network CGTN – “The Point” with Liu Xin Originally broadcast on November 23, 2023 Go to the video too, and see the very positive comments there. People around the world are most receptive to thoughts on peace when they get a chance to listen to them – which they don’t anymore in the Western mainstream-militarist media. CGTN is one … Continue reading Look at the conflict, not the violence: How to achieve an enduring peace in Gaza

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China, EU, Folkeretten, Media work, NATO, New Cold War, Peace, Rusland, Russia, Terrorism and fearology, US empire, Videos

Working with non-Western media on Nord Stream and Ukraine – and revealing my experiences with Western mainstream media manipulation methods

Photo above: China’s National Television, CCTV, headquarters I’ve never done so much media work as I do these days – columns, interviews, panel debates, and short comments. Dailies, radio and TV. Below please find some glimpses – which you, my dear reader here, may also use as an opportunity to browse a bit and acquaint yourself with a world I am sure most of you … Continue reading Working with non-Western media on Nord Stream and Ukraine – and revealing my experiences with Western mainstream media manipulation methods

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NATO, New Cold War, Sweden, Ukraine

China’s CGTN: “The Point with Liu Xin” – On Sweden and Finland joining NATO

May 20, 2022 A 30 mins panel discussion led by Ms Liu Xin, a very important TV personality known to CGTN’s 150 million viewers because of her program “The Point”. CGTN stands for China Global Television Network – more about it here. And here is its YouTube Channel. The participants in this edition of “The Point” are: Yury Tavrovsky, chairman of Experts Commission of Russian-Chinese … Continue reading China’s CGTN: “The Point with Liu Xin” – On Sweden and Finland joining NATO

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