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            <title>China Expands Its State Media Footprint In Taliban-Run Afghanistan</title>
            <description>China has significantly expanded its media presence in Afghanistan since the Taliban seized power in 2021, with Afghan journalists saying Chinese outlets are producing content that highlights Beijing’s positive role while avoiding stories about poverty, repression, or human-rights abuses.</description>
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            <title>Who Killed The Chinese Workers? Questions Persist Weeks After Afghan-Tajik Border Attacks</title>
            <description>More than a month after five Chinese nationals were killed in two cross-border attacks, no group has claimed responsibility, raising concerns in Beijing.</description>
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