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As anti-government protests in China spread across the country, state media has accused Western countries of fanning discontent about Beijing's zero-Covid policy. An article published in the Global Times suggests that the West and its media are aiming to subvert China's communist government.

Philip Roin is a reporter in Shanghai for the Danish Broadcasting Corporation. He told Newsday: 鈥淪unday night was probably the most violent we鈥檝e seen so far in Shanghai鈥�the first two nights the police were less aggressive and were giving the protestors some leeway to either leave or chant some protests but last night was a lot more violent鈥�we had our biometric data scanned if we were anywhere near the protests. A lot of people got taken away and a lot of people were not able to join any of the different protests around town simply because they鈥檝e shut down different quarters of the city.鈥�

(Picture: Shows a man arrested by police on a street in Shanghai on November 27th 2022, where protests against China's zero-Covid policy took place. Credit: Hector Retamal / AFP via Getty Images.)