Xi Jinping’s Retreat from the World Stage Signals Strategic Consolidation of Power
As China’s Xi Jinping cuts back on international appearances, Premier Li Qiang steps forward—a calculated move reflecting a tighter grip on power amid growing tensions with the U.S. What does this mean for America’s struggle to counter China’s global ambitions?
In a surprising shift that demands America’s attention, Chinese leader Xi Jinping is stepping back from the front lines of global diplomacy, entrusting key overseas engagements to his loyal lieutenant Premier Li Qiang. This apparent retreat isn’t a sign of weakness but a strategic recalibration aimed at consolidating power within Beijing—while maintaining China’s growing influence on the world stage. Is Xi Recharging His Grip on Power While Outsourcing Diplomacy? For over a decade, Xi was the relentless face of China’s assertive rise, crisscrossing continents and spearheading initiatives like the Belt and Road and the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank. Now, as...
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