China's new world order plot exposed: beijing to grab power from west

The October 2020 report from the National Bureau of Asian Research, conducted Nadège Rolland, warns China's expansionism, "puts at risk not only the predominant US position in the

current system but the fundamental principles underpinning the existing international order". Ms Rolland, who has written several reports on China and served as an analyst and senior

adviser on Asian and Chinese strategic issues to the French Ministry of Defense for a decade, is a senior fellow at the Washington-based research institution. In the report written as part

of the NBR’s ‘China's Vision for a New Regional and Global Order’ project, she warns the current world system headed by democracies such as the UK and the US is under threat from

Beijing's "illiberal authoritarianism”. The US and its allies have been urged to avoid becoming reliant on China such as with the rise of Huawei 5G infrastructure. China is hoping

to "reshape, alter, and redefine elements of the existing world system to better fit its views and interests”, according to Ms Rolland’s report. China has rejected the Western model is

said to be attempting to emulate its imperial past by surrounding itself with “weaker” nations that will become reliant on the superpower. The report stated: "China would be the

biggest, most powerful, and most technologically advanced state, with smaller, weaker, subordinated states circling in its orbit." The report claims subordinate states under

China's helm would "have liberal democratic values and principles be suppressed". The report added China, "would also encourage others to mirror its domestic policies

over a wide range of areas, including law and processes, education and media, development and aid, and industrial standards and norms". Chinese president Xi Jinping's Belt and Road

Initiative has been seen as the backbone of China's new world order. Beijing is said to be encouraging developing nations to acquire Chinese loans for infrastructure projects that tend

to pull these nations into debt traps. READ: CHINESE VIROLOGIST WHO CLAIMED CORONAVIRUS WAS MADE IN WUHAN LAB SUSPENDED BY TWITTER From the mid-1800s to the mid-1900s China lost territories

to Russia, Germany, the UK and Japan in what Beijing has branded the “century of humiliation". The current leadership under Xi Jinping when challenged on their crackdown on freedom of

expression and the many human rights abuses use the "century of humiliation" as a reason for their extreme actions. It also accounts for China’s military build-up in the South

China Sea and approach to territories such as Taiwan and Hong Kong.