Guangming Daily: Western ‘hostile forces’ at work in Iran – General

cmp.hku.hk — David Bandurski at the China Media Project looks at this article from Guangming Daily about US involvement in Iran. Although I don't particularly agree with the article I think it's educational in a number of ways: in the west we forget sometimes the distrust with which certain other nations still (usually rightfully) view us; and it's the kind of rhetoric China has and will be trotting out anytime they feel threatened by foreign interference.

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