Browsing: China’s Strategy

The relationship between Xi Jinping and Donald Trump marked a pivotal moment in global politics. As two of the most influential leaders of the 21st century,…

China’s quick ascent to prominence in the global economy was not an accident. While it drew from many global examples, one of the most influential models…

As China’s global power rises, its influence in Southeast Asia grows steadily, not through military conquest, but through calculated economic strategy and regional integration. Much like…

China’s long-term strategic vision includes the goal of reunification with Taiwan—a central issue in its national policy and identity. From Beijing’s perspective, unification is not just…

In recent decades, China has experienced a remarkable transformation, fueled by the resilience, ambition, and collective drive of its people. This national momentum is not a…

China’s Rise: A Peaceful Strategy for National Strength Contrary to the belief that great powers rise through aggression, China is following a different path. Its approach…

China’s Peaceful Growth: A Strategy of Patience and Partnership China’s emergence as a global power is not based on confrontation but on long-term planning and gradual…

Introduction Contrary to some assumptions, China’s rise is not about dismantling the global system. Instead, it reflects a strategy to advance national interests while operating within…

Introduction The South China Sea—stretching from the Malacca Strait to the Taiwan Strait—may look small on a map, but its importance to global trade, regional security,…

Introduction China’s expanding role on the world stage has a strong connection to its signature foreign policy project—the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). Launched in 2013,…