Zhang Tingting

The Russian-Ukrainian conflict has been going on for nearly four months. As time has passed, the global impact of the war has become more and more obvious. Fuel prices are rising and food is getting more expensive. This no longer affects only the two parties to the conflict: the world is paying for the current situation.

Ensuring Balanced Security in Europe is Key to Resolving the War in Ukraine

A Chinese Perspective:

The US trade sanctions against China are one of the recent hallmarks of the new world order, as it moves from the ‘unipolar’ moment enjoyed by the US since the end of the Cold War to a multipolar system where developing economies around the world are increasingly gaining ground with alternative solutions to flaws in the status-quo. These sanctions do not reflect antagonism against China per se, but could be seen through a wider lens where the US is trying to limit the capabilities of rising powers from challenging its hegemony. As the world is becoming increasingly interdependent, it may be hard to render such containment measures effective. This is evident in the resilience that the Chinese economy has shown in the face of three years of sanctions. This essay reviews the US sanctions, their impact, limitations, and validity, given China’s economic situation.

Zhang Tingting

Zhang Tingting

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