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Trump nominee vows to boost US challenge to China's propaganda efforts

Sarah Rogers, a nominee for a US media role, has stated her intention to bolster the United States' efforts in countering Chinese propaganda. She highlighted concerns about China's expanding propaganda initiatives, particularly those promoting anti-colonial and antisemitic narratives through coordinated social media campaigns. Rogers plans to prioritize Asia in these efforts, despite the agency facing operational challenges and staff reductions stemming from previous administration policies. AI

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Trump nominee vows to boost US challenge to China's propaganda efforts

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Han Li ·

    Trump nominee vows to sharpen US media challenge to China

    US President Donald Trump’s nominee to lead the United States’ international broadcasting agency pledged on Thursday to sharpen its media challenge to China, including by expanding into short-form videos, podcasts and diaspora group chats. Sarah B. Rogers told a Senate committee …