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One of the Largest Right-Wing Websites in the U.S. Now Has a Newfound Interest in China-Africa Issues

by Eric Olander

Editors at the conservative U.S. website Breitbart have recently started to regularly publish China-Africa-related stories in what appears to be part of a new focus on posting stories critical of Chinese engagement around the world.

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