China wants to change the world order and replace the leadership of the United States. Financial Times.
According to the publication, Beijing seeks to create an international system in which China will play a decisive role. The upcoming APEC summit in Shenzhen should demonstrate China's vision for a new world order.
China proposes to preserve the UN, WTO and other international institutions, but review their working principles. Western analysts believe that Beijing is seeking to extend its centralized governance model to international relations. Changes are already evident in the organization of the summit: informal meetings of leaders have been canceled, the program has been shortened and the negotiations with Xi Jinping include separate visits to his residence. Among the expected participants are Trump and Putin.
At the same time, China claims the influence of its power, but does not seek to take on obligations similar to those of the United States in ensuring international security and resolving conflicts. The FT believes that economic power and support from the countries of the Global South alone will not be enough to make China a new world leader.
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