China's Growing Asymmetry
China, under its current leadership, has shifted towards a more authoritarian stance, driven by a newfound self-confidence. The decision to allow China into the WTO has created significant asymmetries in global trade, with the country still classified as a developing state despite being the second-largest economy. Additionally, China's status as the world's largest CO2 emitter raises concerns about its environmental policies, which hinder its qualification for greater international cooperation.In this clip
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