The China in Africa Podcast Xi Took Center Stage at G20 While African Union Kept a Low Profile
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Nov 21, 2024 Jérôme Nima, the Africa editor at CGSP and an expert based in Mauritius, dives into the dynamics of Africa's role at the G20 summit. He discusses the African Union's debut and its significance for global cooperation. Nima critiques China’s assertive position, particularly Xi Jinping's speech targeting the U.S. He raises important questions about Africa’s representation and influence in international affairs. The conversation also tackles challenges within international financial institutions and examines the often fraught U.S.-Africa relations.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
The African Union at G20: Challenges and Perspectives
02:08 • 19min
Power Dynamics and Calls for Reform in International Financial Institutions
20:46 • 3min
China and Africa: Rhetoric vs. Reality
24:12 • 14min
Challenges in U.S.-Africa Relations
38:25 • 10min
Predatory Perceptions and Diplomatic Intentions in Africa
48:33 • 5min