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Annalytic Talk

Annalytic Talk

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In a world full of noise, who's telling the full story? This is Annalytic Talk: sharp questions, real perspectives, no recycled narratives. From Beijing to the world, we break down global and China-related issues with live interviews, audience interaction, and incisive analysis. Join the conversation!Copyright @ China Plus 政治・政府
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  • Former Egyptian PM: Why Civilizations Don’t Have to Clash
    2026/09/02
    Former Egyptian Prime Minister Dr. Essam Sharaf says civilizations must engage, not isolate, and that differences can create "mutual enrichment" rather than confrontation. His words challenge the idea of a “clash of civilizations” that has shaped much of the Western narrative. China and Egypt, two of the world’s great ancient civilizations, offer a different perspective — one rooted in dialogue, engagement and learning from differences. Chinese President Xi Jinping’s first visit to Egypt in a decade comes at a time when China-Egypt ties are deepening in many areas. What can these two ancient civilizations learn from each other today? And can deeper China-Egypt cooperation offer a different model for the Global South? In this episode of Annalytic Talk, I sat down with Dr. Sharaf to explore these questions.
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    15 分
  • Translating a Spoon's Voice in a World of Guns
    2026/08/27
    "Eat well." Two simple words - yet in a film about war, they become a quiet but powerful reminder of what war takes away. The Chinese film Once Upon a Time in the Middle East tells a story of war not from the battlefield, but from the kitchen - through food, survival, and the longing for a normal life. In this episode, we are honored to have Associate Professor Zhang Junnan, the film's English subtitle translator, in conversation with my colleague Song Ruixin.
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    26 分
  • Should the World Fear China?
    2026/05/27
    ● What is the West really afraid of? China’s growing power — or a China that didn’t turn out the way the West expected? ● Why does the West depend on China economically while seeking to “de-risk” strategically? ● Is conflict between China and the United States ultimately inevitable? Two leaders. Two visits. What answers might Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin’s back-to-back visits to Beijing reveal? In this episode of Annalytic Talk, I speak with Colonel Zhou Bo, Senior Fellow at Tsinghua University’s Center for International Security and Strategy, to explore how the world should understand China today — and, more importantly, how China sees itself: what kind of major power it believes it wants to become.
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    49 分
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