Abstract
The article analyses China's position in the contemporary system of international relations, with a focus on its growing influence in the global arena. The paper examines key aspects of China's foreign policy, including economic diplomacy and the One Belt, One Road initiative, as well as its military ambitions and the modernisation of its armed forces. It analyses China's achievements in expanding trade partnerships and strengthening its geopolitical position, as well as the internal and external challenges the country faces. Possible scenarios for the future of international relations involving China and its role in shaping a new world order are examined. It concludes by emphasising the need for strategic management to respond effectively to the challenges and opportunities that shape China's future on the world stage.
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