Two Sessions: Is Western media warming to China?

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  Cutting through an overload of information to get to the heart of the story.

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  This is The Point.

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  China's biggest annual political event, the two sessions, has now wrapped up.

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  How has it been interpreted in the mainstream international media?

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  And in his first public message,

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  Iran's new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei vows to continue resistance against the U.S.

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  and Israeli aggressions.

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  How will this impact the situation in the region?

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  Welcome to this edition of The Point, an opinion show coming to you live from...

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  Beijing.

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  I'm Li Xin.

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  China is being seen in a different light by Western media.

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  As China's biggest political event of the year, the two sessions due to a close.

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  and there have been some big announcements regarding the country's goals and actions stretching all the way through to 2030.

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  International media have always paid attention to the signals coming out of Beijing every year,

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  often with scepticism,

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  but against the backdrop of unprecedented uncertainty in the world,

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  the interpretation and coverage this year seem to have taken a very subtle turn.

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  What's reflected through these slightly more objective stories?

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  What could be driving these changes?

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