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East Asia poised to become global center for peace and growth, says expert

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East Asia is poised to become a global hub for peace and economic growth, surpassing Europe, according to Chinese political scientist Yan Xuetong. He argues that the region's foundations for peace are stronger than Europe's, which is struggling with the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war and a widening rift with the United States. Xuetong predicts a worsening global security situation over the next five years, with Europe, the Middle East, and Africa facing the most significant threats. AI

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Orange Wang ·

    Why East Asia could be the new centre for peace and economic growth

    At a time of worsening global security, East Asia could eclipse a Europe “no longer worth emulating” and become the benchmark for peace and economic growth, according to a prominent Chinese political scientist. Yan Xuetong, honorary president of the Institute of International Rel…

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