U.S., China Embroiled in Feud Over Access for Journalists

The video discusses China's efforts to control the global narrative, particularly regarding COVID-19, and the expulsion of foreign journalists. It highlights the historical context of media control in China, the impact on foreign media, and potential solutions. The short and long-term implications of these actions are also explored, with a focus on the deteriorating situation for journalists and the broader geopolitical consequences.

What does the expulsion of journalists from China signify in terms of the country's control over the global narrative?

How has the narrative around China's handling of the coronavirus outbreak changed in state media?

What concerns have been raised regarding the treatment of foreign journalists in China?

In what ways have the expulsion of journalists affected the reporting of sensitive issues in China?

How did the situation for foreign journalists change after Vice President Biden's visit to China in 2012?

What implications does the expulsion of journalists have for the future of foreign media coverage in Hong Kong?

What are the potential long-term effects of the current media restrictions in China on international relations?