In late 2019, a novel RNA virus emerged in the Chinese city of Wuhan, ushering in a global pandemic. For much of the world, life has now reverted to something near normality. Yet three years on, China still can’t shake Covid-19.
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Unlike the US, Beijing has become a global superpower while still in the process of integrating its perceived territory. Meaning its foreign policy is driven not only by aggression, but by insecurity.
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