Should the World Fear China?

In his thought-provoking essays, Zhou Bo examines China's perspective on its role in a rapidly changing global landscape, where it is viewed differently by various powers. The United States sees China as a strategic competitor that threatens the world order, while Europe perceives it as a complex mix of cooperation and rivalry. Bo also explores how Beijing’s relationships with regions like Africa, the Middle East, and the Indo-Pacific influence its international stance, raising critical questions about alignment with Russia, tensions with India, and the nature of economic ties with the West.