3 Ways We Underestimate China's Global Influence
Wilson Center Research Fellow and former US diplomat Leland Lazarus breaks down three key ways Washington underestimates China's global influence today.
Wilson Center Research Fellow and former US diplomat Leland Lazarus breaks down three key ways Washington underestimates China's global influence today.
Wilson Center Research Fellow and former US diplomat Leland Lazarus breaks down three key ways Washington underestimates China's global influence today.
1. The Global Narrative: Overlooking how China's "community of shared destiny" appeals to countries critical of Western-led systems.
2. Economic Resilience: Assuming China's economy has peaked despite rapid breakthroughs in AI models and global EV expansion.
3. Covert Networks: Ignoring growing symbiotic ties between Chinese state power and criminal networks involved in trafficking and money laundering.