China doubled down on competition with US at party congress, jeopardizing 30 years of fruitful cooperation with Seoul
Xi Jinping is powered-up and ready to take on the U.S.-led international order following the ruling Chinese Communist Party’s Congress, increasing the risk that South Korea gets caught in the middle.
Xi doubled down on signature policies related to Taiwan and competition with the U.S. at the congress. He also packed his country’s top leadership with loyalists, eliminating potential resistance toward achieving his goals.
Xi Jinping is powered-up and ready to take on the U.S.-led international order following the ruling Chinese Communist Party’s Congress, increasing the risk that South Korea gets caught in the middle.
Xi doubled down on signature policies related to Taiwan and competition with the U.S. at the congress. He also packed his country’s top leadership with loyalists, eliminating potential resistance toward achieving his goals.
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