Sub-title:
US, EU and Japan are all mounting economic, financial and strategic counters to China’s peaceful rise narrative
Description:
"Days before China started to celebrate the 70th anniversary of its people’s republic, communist leaders issued a policy declaration entitled “China and the World in the New Era” which hailed “a development path with Chinese characteristics.”
Reporting on the document’s release on September 27, the state-run Global Times newspaper opined that “China has grown into a giant” that has taken aim at “Western logic – that a country is destined to seek hegemony after becoming strong.”
That, according to the Global Times, “does not apply to China” and its strictly peaceful, not confrontational, rise. China is only interested in global development and “win-win cooperation”, the paper asserted.
While no one would dispute that China’s people’s republic has emerged into an economic and political superpower on its 70th anniversary, the paper’s other conclusions are not generally shared by rival powers..."
Source/publisher:
"Asia Times" (Hong Kong)
Date of Publication:
2019-10-01
Date of entry:
2019-11-19
Grouping:
- Individual Documents
Category:
Countries:
Myanmar, China, US, EU, Japan
Language:
English
Resource Type:
text
Text quality:
- Good