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Chinese officials organisation

Named in 4 reports across 3 stories - 17 Aug – 6 Sept
17 Aug 20266 Sept 2026

Closest companions, sized by how often they share a report with Chinese officials. Lines between the outer names are their own relationships - names that appear together even without Chinese officials.

China and Nepal share 1 reportCambridge professor and Xi-Trump share 1 reportHong Kong and Xi-Trump share 1 reportCambridge professor and Hong Kong share 1 reportChina and Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani share 1 reportBeijing and Gyirong Port share 1 reportHong Kong and Southeast Asia share 1 reportCambridge professor and Southeast Asia share 1 reportSoutheast Asia and Xi-Trump share 1 reportBeijing and Kathmandu share 1 reportGyirong Port and Kathmandu share 1 reportChinese officialsChinaChina - 2 shared reports (organization)BeijingBeijing - 1 shared report (place)Cambridge p…Cambridge professor - 1 shared report (person)Gyirong PortGyirong Port - 1 shared report (place)Hong KongHong Kong - 1 shared report (place)KathmanduKathmandu - 1 shared report (place)NepalNepal - 1 shared report (place)Sheikh Moha…Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani - 1 shared report (person)Southeast A…Southeast Asia - 1 shared report (place)Xi-TrumpXi-Trump - 1 shared report (person)

The stories

Daily Press Briefing by the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General

233 outlets2 reports name Chinese officials26 Aug – 11 Sept

Beijing decries ‘bullying’ US tech curbs that ensnare Chinese firms and products

70 outlets1 report names Chinese officials5 Aug – 11 Sept

China embraces ‘Grandpa Cute’; policewoman probed over uniform dance: 5 weekend reads you missed

1 outlets1 report names Chinese officials17 Aug

Who keeps naming them

South China Morning Post2NYT World1Anadolu Agency (AA)1

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