Trump konnte China einen „strategischen Sieg“ geben, indem er Voice of America zum Schweigen brachte: Generationen von Chinesen, einschließlich unseres Kolumnisten, wandten sich an die von den US-Regierungsstaaten geführten Outlets für eine Ausbildung in Demokratie, Rechten und englischer Sprache.

    https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/28/business/media/china-voice-of-america-radio-free-asia.html

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      *Submission Statement:* In 1967, Xu Chenggang was sent to a remote farm for „re-education“ in China, where he found solace in listening to Voice of America (VOA). This exposure to VOA shaped his views on democracy and freedom. VOA and Radio Free Asia (RFA) have long been vital sources of uncensored news for Chinese citizens, providing alternative perspectives on their government. However, the Trump administration’s decision to dismantle these agencies has caused concern, providing an opportunity for authoritarian regimes like China’s to dominate the global narrative. Despite criticism, VOA’s role in challenging state-controlled media and promoting democratic values has been deeply valued by its listeners. Many fear that without these outlets, regimes pushing disinformation will capitalize on its absence.

      Disinformation plays a significant role in geopolitics by manipulating public opinion, shaping political decisions, eroding trust in public institutions and destabilizing governments or entire regions. For decades VOA, RFERL and RFA have countered these efforts via credible reporting and investigations.

      https://archive.is/PpKKX

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