Thursday, 13 February 2025

China's increasing power

(Photo courtesy by Stefano Gazzano)

Since early 2000s China has been increasing its economic power, technological strenght, and national defense capability. Not to mention of Beijing's significant role in global politics. For example, in 2024 China showed its considerable role of being a reliable peacemaker between Saudi Arabia and Iran. 

(Photo courtesy by Stefano Gazzano)

Furthermore, China and India have recently agreed to carry out active interaction at all levels on bilateral and multilateral opportunities, powerfully built strategic communication, and enhance mutual political trust. I am so glad to hear such a great news, as in terms of international politics it means that unipolarism will not exist anymore. It's easy to see that the only country that owns military basis in more than 80 states around the world will be compelled to share its power.

(Photo courtesy by Stefano Gazzano)

The fact that Beijing is now hit by Trump tariffs on steel and aluminium leeds me to think that the US is challenging China using many tactics, including economic restrictions and military encirclement.
Sovereignity and dignity of all countries do not have to be subordinated to the hegemonic countries' investment management companies.
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4 comments:

  1. Tom13 February 2025 at 20:06

    ...and Trumpy Dumpy is a snowflake up against China.

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  2. David M. Gascoigne,13 February 2025 at 21:14

    Now wouldn't it be nice to try to establish dialogue and have channels of communication to foster cooperation at best, tolerance at least, instead of unnecessary belligerence and confrontation? China is a world power and that's a simple fact. Taunting them with tariffs and other idiocy is truly counter-productive.

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  3. roentare13 February 2025 at 22:07

    The cold war in economy is soon emerging a winner.

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  4. Anonymous13 February 2025 at 23:06

    China is a huge economy.

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