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The Global Security Initiative: China’s new world order

China’s new security concept, the Global Security Initiative (GSI), envisages new ground rules for a world order that is not based on the principle of the strongest. The concept may not be taken seriously by the West, but there is interest in the Global South and other emerging countries.
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Frank Sieren
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China’s President Xi Jinping has fleshed out his Global Security Initiative (GSI), first presented in April 2022. The paper forms the foundation for the ongoing transformation away from a US-dominated world order, a goal that a resurgent China strives for. Thus, the concept mainly tries to appeal to other emerging countries.

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