US war in Iran: China casts itself as savior of SE Asia
As the US-Israel war with Iran sends fuel prices surging across Southeast Asia, Beijing is using the crisis to position itself as a steadier and more reliable partner than Washington.
As the US-Israel war with Iran sends fuel prices surging across Southeast Asia, Beijing is using the crisis to position itself as a steadier and more reliable partner than Washington. Grouped from 3 articles across 2 sources.
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As the US-Israel war with Iran sends fuel prices surging across Southeast Asia, Beijing is using the crisis to position itself as a steadier and more reliable partner than Washington.
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Activists in India are sounding the alarm over the removal of content from social media, especially posts criticizing the government and its Iran war stance.