Initiative Diplomacy: China’s New Rules for Global Governance, Security and Development

Initiative Diplomacy: China’s New Rules for Global Governance, Security and Development

Since 2022, Chinese officials have embarked on an international mobilisation campaign to promote China’s new Global Security Initiative (GSI), Global Development Initiative (GDI) and Global Civilisation Initiative (GCI). The three new initiatives espouse China’s principles of global governance, secu...

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