Author: Kun, Ma

Annotation: The article provides a comprehensive analysis of information control mechanisms and foreign policy propaganda in the contemporary People’s Republic of China. Particular attention is paid to the institutional, technological, and ideological tools used to shape the information environment, as well as their role in maintaining domestic stability and promoting national interests abroad. The study examines the distinctive features of China’s information governance model, including digital sovereignty, state regulation of media, and the development of soft power strategies. It also analyzes key channels and forms of China’s external communication aimed at constructing a favorable international image and strengthening its global influence

Keywords: information control, foreign policy propaganda, China, soft power, digital sovereignty, state regulation, media policy, international communication, information security, global influence.

Pages in journal: 379 - 384