FT: China Seeks to Reshape the World Order to Suit Its Interests but Is Not
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At the APEC Summit in China, the organizers limited opportunities for informal communication among leaders. FT explains how Beijing uses this meeting to demonstrate its influence and strengthen it.
The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Summit this week will highlight China's ambition to reshape the world order in its own terms. At Shenzhen, world leaders will be able to see directly what a world led by China could look like, if the United States would someday give up its hegemony, and the liberal international order would enter into an irreversible decline.
FT: China Seeks to Reshape the World Order to Suit Its Interests but Is Not
Financial Times reports China is using forums such as APEC in Shenzhen and initiatives like the Global Governance Initiative to expand influence, while avoiding major security and financial commitments.
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