Chinese Diplomacy in the New Era

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Xi Jinping’s new diplomacy with chinese characteristics

“…The relevance of the study is determined by the interest of the international scientific community in China's foreign policy tendencies under President of the People's Republic of China Xi Jinping, which shows the desire to achieve national prosperity and global influence while maintaining territorial integrity and political sovereignty. The actions of the new leadership after the 18 th Congress of the CPC in November 2012 attract the researchers' attention (BERGER, 2013;LOMANOV, BOROKH, 2013:15;LOMANOV, 2017;YANG CHUAN, 2018;SZCZUDLIK, 2018;MOKRETSKY, 2015;MOKRETSKY, 2019;YANG JIEMIAN, 2019;XI XIAO, MEN HONGHUA, 2021). No Chinese leader has yet been able to present a great number of ideas to contemplate for foreign experts and analysts.…”