Dawn Murphy

Associate professor of national security strategy, The National War College

Associate professor of national security strategy, The National War College

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China is increasingly wading into the Israel-Hamas conflict as a counter to the U.S.’ and its support of Israel. Majority-Muslim countries are welcoming China’s stance.

Does Beijing have a role in ending war in Middle East?

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