To falsely attack the U.S. for “violence” in Africa, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman misrepresents a photo of a U.S. Marine assisting a peace-keeping mission that China endorsed.
it “would usher in a global system friendlier to repressive regimes than the current order, grounded as it is in democratic ideals.”A July 31 article in the South China Morning Post ,“China using its new Global Security Initiative to build military standing in Africa,” states as much:
The SCMP report noted that Beijing has “contributed thousands of troops to the United Nations peace-keeping missions,” is “training more military officials,” “and seeks further involvement in the peace process in the Horn of Africa and the Sahel regions.” Tanchum argues that under the auspices of the U.N., Beijing is “able to portray its unilateral military presence as part of the international effort to combat piracy and protect global trade passing through the Suez Canal.”
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