China Is Sabotaging the World That Enables Its Rise
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Started July 15, 2026
The article explores how China's actions undermine global systems and alliances that have supported its ascent, raising concerns about the implications for international stability and cooperation.
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China Is Sabotaging the World That Enables Its Rise
Foreign Affairs (United States) | Jul 15, 2026
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China's aggressive expansion in the South China Sea undermines regional stability and violates international maritime laws, which benefits its rise at the expense of neighboring countries.
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Reports of China's cyber activities suggest a strategy aimed at undermining competitors' security, raising urgent concerns about the implications for global cybersecurity.
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China's participation in global climate agreements demonstrates its commitment to addressing global issues, indicating that its rise can coexist with international cooperation and responsibility.
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China's rapid economic growth has been supported by its engagement in global trade, contributing positively to the world economy rather than sabotaging it.
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While there are concerns about China's influence in global institutions, it is important to consider whether these actions reflect a legitimate effort to assert its interests or represent a broader threat.
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Some observers argue that China's growing technological dominance, through initiatives like Made in China 2025, poses a challenge to global innovation and could stifle competition.
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The narrative that China is sabotaging its competitors can overshadow the complexities of international relations, where all nations engage in a mix of cooperation and competition.
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