Chinese newspaper People’s Daily just revealed China’s plan to dominate the world in a “Global Security Strategy.”
It’s an unspoken security treaty that China wants to control the world but the People’s Daily recently cited Russia’s invasion of Ukraine as a purpose to accept Chinese governance in the search for “global peace and stability.”
The editorial later admitted that China’s Global Security Action plan (GSI) is nothing more than a few “core concepts,” which include prevalent propagandistic words such as “shared advantages,” “self-sustaining security,” and most notably, “win-win collaboration.”
The bottom line is China wants a world order in which dictatorships are free to abuse their people in any way they see fit to maintain power.
The GSI believes that nations must remain committed to upholding other nations’ sovereignty and independence, adding that they want to uphold non-interference in internal matters and reject unilateralism.
China has increased its military presence in the Indian Ocean where it has been constructing dozens of warships. Experts fear that China’s dominance might allow it to coerce U.S. allies, endanger global maritime trade, and prevent American troops from entering the region.
Just hours after Russia launched its full-scale military operation in Ukraine, nine Chinese aircraft entered Taiwan’s air defense zone on Thursday, prompting the country to scramble its air force to monitor further Chinese military activity.
Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen called for increased vigilance of military activities in response to the ongoing crisis in Ukraine, fearing that China might try to take advantage to move on the island.
However, the U.S. is more focused on building relationships in East Asia. The Biden administration has recently committed more diplomatic and security resources to Taiwan in its new U.S. Indo-Pacific strategy, as the threat of China invading Taiwan was “real and dangerous.”
Tan Kefei, Chinese Defense Ministry spokesman, responded to the strategy by saying that Taiwan is a “core issue” of China and it would not tolerate any foreign interference.
“We urge the U.S. side to recognize the high sensitivity of the Taiwan issue, stop interfering in China’s internal affairs and stop playing with fire on the Taiwan issue,” said Kefei.
