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12:05Now PlayingEmma is joined by Trita Parsi, Executive Vice President at the Quincy Institute, to discuss a recent article in Foreign Affairs titled "How China Became a Peacemaker in the Middle East," co-authored by Khalid Eljabri. Trita Parsi highlights China's surprising role in facilitating a normalization agreement between Saudi Arabia and Iran, which signals a significant shift in their foreign policy and underscores the need to recognize China's diplomatic influence on the global stage. They also examine the failure of the United States' long-standing involvement in the Middle East, characterized by biased actions and favoritism toward allies, and conclude the interview by addressing the US elite's hawkish stance towards China and its impact on the United States' reluctance to support Middle Eastern autonomy.
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