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yeah. I wondered about the objectivity because it says "there are complaints that China's involvement tends to bring greater corruption" and because I looked in
by HillaryBriss 7y ago
yeah. I wondered about the objectivity because it says "there are complaints that China's involvement tends to bring greater corruption" and because I looked in vain for any positive message about countries that have historically done deals with China. at least some of these deals in some of these countries must have been positive somewhere, but this article does not give that view as much voice.
and, on the other side, where is the objectivity and criticism about the already present US military base? US bases are notorious for polluting the land and water with toxic and hazardous substances. there's a long history of such problems on former US military bases, even those within the US. but this article does not mention it.
- reaperducer 7y agoWhat you describe sounds beyond the scope of the article. This is a news article from a daily news operation, not an investigation. It sounds like what you're looking for is long-form in-depth analysis. You're not going to get that from the news section of the BBC web site. That's not what it's for. What you desire would be found in another part of the BBC, or a reputable magazine, or a book, or a documentary.