FOREIGN POLICY COURSE OF THE PRC: EVOLUTION AND DEVELOPMENT TRENDS
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China, foreign policy, CCP congresses.Abstract
The article examines the evolution of the foreign policy of the People’s Republic of China (PRC). Various definitions and strategems are presented step by step, leading to the conclusion that China’s foreign policy is aimed at increasing its international influence. At the same time, foreign policy is no longer secondary when compared with the priority directions of domestic development.
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