How does US-led G7 wage cognitive warfare against China over South China Sea?

The Group of Seven (G7) has been hyping the South China Sea issue synchronously under the US leadership. In the latest statement released earlier this month, the G7 once again claimed to oppose China’s militarization activities in the South China Sea, and, not surprisingly, mentioned the so-called South China Sea arbitration.

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