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MODERN CONCEPT OF GEOPOLITICS OF THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA

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This article explores the modern concept of geopolitics of the people's Republic of China. The study is aimed at analyzing the key factors that shape China's geopolitical strategy, as well as assessing the role and impact of the country on a global scale. The article examines China's geopolitical interests, position in international relations, and efforts to become a global power. According to the results of the study, China seeks to increase its economic and military power, expand its regional and global influence, and occupy a leading position in the international system. At the same time, the geopolitical ambitions of the country are also associated with a number of difficulties and obstacles.

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T.Ravshanov

Toshkent davlat sharqshunoslik universiteti Toshkent, Oʻzbekiston

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