China Factor in the Sudan Crisis: A Politico-Economic Perspective

Mehmood, Assad; Rahim, Nazim; Yousafi, Musab

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“…Belt Initiative connects China's Kashghar province with the Central-Asia, Africa, Russia, and Europe through roads, railways, pipeline projects etc. The Road and Belt merges with each other at Venice, Italy (RT, 2014b;Mehmood et al, 2020).…”

Section: China's Strategy On the Initiativementioning

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China’s Belt and Road Initiative: an analysis of its role in global peace, development, and implications

Khatoon

Sakeena

2022

J. Humanit. Soc. Manag. Sci.

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China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is the grand strategy that interlinks the regions in the common chain of trade and economy. The paper investigates whether China’s rise through this initiative is peaceful or whether the claims and worries of the U.S., India and Japan are true that it is rising as a hegemonic and aggressive country. The descriptive-analytical method is being used in this research work. China is growing, particularly through this global interconnectivity initiative. Its economic and political influence is greatly increasing. It connects the countries in an initiative that boosts their economic and social development and peace. It is an initiative of equal benefits and considerably growing interdependence among the states and non-state actors. It constructs a world that has common interests and common security. The new trend growing between China, U.S., India, and Japan consists of competition and friendly cooperative relations. China’s main priority is bringing peace, development, and a better standard of life to its people first. It does not want to repeat the history when its people were smashed badly during the opium war of 1840 and Japan’s occupation in World War II. It does learn the value of peace from its past.

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Section: China's Strategy On the Initiativementioning

confidence: 99%

China’s Belt and Road Initiative: an analysis of its role in global peace, development, and implications

Khatoon

Sakeena

2022

J. Humanit. Soc. Manag. Sci.

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“…It is prioritizing Chinese foreign policy preferences ranked over ideological goals. Notwithstanding various and ongoing critiques of its non-interference attitude, China agreed to only heed the global uproar in Sudan when it comfortable to have, i.e., if the political environment was modified with greater priority than economic interest (Osondu, 2013;Khan et al, 2020). Several problems are confronting China's expanding business ambitions on the continent.…”

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Sino-Africa relations: Gradual changes in Chinese foreign strategy towards African countries

Usman

Lyu

2021

Lib. Arts Soc. Sci. Int. J.

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China is one of the world's foremost economic powers, affecting many countries' economies and political issues. China standing by the five principles of peaceful coexistence, is ready to cultivate friendly cooperation and ties with all countries that contribute to international peace, security, and mutual prosperity. Africa is an important factor for global stability and prosperity with the highest number of developing countries. Africa is still of considerable significance to the Chinese Government. Therefore, the Chinese government wishes to present China's African strategy and its action to implement them and its plans for cooperation in different areas to facilitate the steady development of China-Africa ties in the long period. However, China's foreign policies are changing and developing recently. This study utilized qualitative analysis to identify the collaboration and relations between African countries and China to know how Chinese foreign strategy changes Africa's strategic ramifications and repercussions. The findings showed that the partnership between China and Africa by win-win strategy, from moral emphasis throughout the colonial phase to tactical considerations and non-intervention to constructive involvement on the continent, are three strands of foreign strategy shifts.

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China Factor in the Sudan Crisis: A Politico-Economic Perspective

Cited by 2 publications

References 9 publications

China’s Belt and Road Initiative: an analysis of its role in global peace, development, and implications

China’s Belt and Road Initiative: an analysis of its role in global peace, development, and implications

Sino-Africa relations: Gradual changes in Chinese foreign strategy towards African countries

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