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The other day, I got a newsletter from Foreign Affairs magazine.
The subject read, the Iran war is a win for China.
Provocative, sure, but it's a narrative I keep hearing.
The cover of The Economist magazine earlier this month featured a photo of China's leader Xi Jinping with the headline,
never interrupt your enemy when he 's making a mistake.
As the war in Iran grinds on, one big idea we keep hearing is that somehow the real winner in this all is China.
That the U.S.'s main rival is quietly boosting its diplomatic and military standing as America gets
bogged down in yet another Middle East war.
But is that really the full story?