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China is increasingly presenting itself as leader of a group of countries that are questioning the current international system. By uniting authoritarian states and playing an active role in international organisations, China is seeking to decouple from Western institutions, financial systems and supply chains while advancing its foreign and security policy goals.
China is rapidly strengthening its military power by consistently increasing its defence budget and investing in modern military capabilities.
Dominance in the East and South China Seas and around Taiwan remains China’s key strategic priority. In recent years, the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) has also been expanding its overseas maritime operations and conducting exercises beyond its usual areas of operation. This demonstrates the country’s growing ability to project military power globally in order to secure its interests and influence.
China is strengthening its strategic partnership with Russia. The main goal of joint military activities is to express political support for each other and demonstrate military power. Joint military exercises and patrols in the Indian and Pacific Oceans increase pressure on NATO allies and partner countries.
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