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! en Copyright @ China Plus Sun, 17 May 2026 15:20:59 GMT 5 https://cgtn-radio-data.cgtn.com/rss/programother/682podcastcpchinapluspodcast@hotmail.comepisode Annalytic Talk 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! False China Plus China-U.S. relations, perhaps the most consequential bilateral relations in the world, are entering a critical moment. With tensions rising globally, and expectations building ahead of Xi and Trump summit in Beijing, the question is simple but urgent: Are the two sides moving toward stability, or deeper uncertainty? Former US senator and Ambassador to China Max Baucus says that future prosperity depends on how this relationship is managed today. Let’s turn to my conversation with Ambassador Baucus. China-U.S. relations... false 1440 full China-U.S. relations, perhaps the most consequential bilateral relations in the world, are entering a critical moment. With tensions rising globally, and expectations building ahead of Xi and Trump summit in Beijing, the question is simple but urgent: Are the two sides moving toward stability, or deeper uncertainty? Former US senator and Ambassador to China Max Baucus says that future prosperity depends on how this relationship is managed today. Let’s turn to my conversation with Ambassador Baucus. Tue, 12 May 2026 14:24:00 GMT 1_2720182 A recent Financial Times article questioning whether China really ended extreme poverty has sparked a broader debate--one that goes beyond the facts to how they are selected, framed, and interpreted. Is this a case of healthy skepticism—or selective storytelling? Host Ge Anna speaks with Prof. Robert Walker, who was interviewed for the piece and says key parts of his explanation on China’s poverty alleviation efforts were omitted from the report. In his response article, Media Mythmaking: Mistake, Mischief or Malevolence?, he argues the real issue is not criticism itself, but how selective framing shapes perception. A recent Financial T... false 3379 full A recent Financial Times article questioning whether China really ended extreme poverty has sparked a broader debate--one that goes beyond the facts to how they are selected, framed, and interpreted. Is this a case of healthy skepticism—or selective storytelling? Host Ge Anna speaks with Prof. Robert Walker, who was interviewed for the piece and says key parts of his explanation on China’s poverty alleviation efforts were omitted from the report. In his response article, Media Mythmaking: Mistake, Mischief or Malevolence?, he argues the real issue is not criticism itself, but how selective framing shapes perception. Fri, 08 May 2026 11:09:00 GMT 1_2720126