
Why Beijing’s Foreign Policy Is Quietly Changing
Who does Wang Yi really work for—Xi Jinping, the Party elders, or China’s old diplomatic establishment? As Beijing quietly adjusts its approach to Russia, Ukraine, Iran, Europe, and the United States, Wang Yi has emerged at the center of a deeper political struggle over who controls China’s foreign policy.
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Video Summary
AI GeneratedThis video analyzes the evolution of China's foreign policy in 2024, highlighting a shift toward a pragmatic \"mixed bag\" strategy led by Wang Yi. It explores the internal power dynamics of the CCP, the downfall of Qin Gang, and the tension between state-controlled governance and the need for global economic integration and academic freedom.

