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Beijing’s Latest Global Leadership Bid

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By W.Y. Kwok, Brief Notes
| Jamestown Foundation
Executive Summary: The Global Governance Initiative (GGI), announced by Xi Jinping at the 2025 Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Summit, marks a strategic evolution from sectoral cooperation to competition for global governance leadership. It critiques the so-called “global governance deficit” (全球治理赤字), which lead to the underrepresentation of the Global South, and calls for a more equal global governance system.
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PLA Declares World-Class Ambitions with ‘Strongest Army’ Benchmark

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By W.Y. Kwok, Brief Notes
| Jamestown Foundation
Executive Summary: For the first time, an official PRC publication explicitly defines its goal to “establish a world-class army” (建设世界一流军队) standards as equivalent to the “world’s strongest military”(​​实力最强的军队), marking a direct competitive framework with the United States and other leading powers.
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HarmonyOS NEXT: Beijing’s Bid for Operating System Independence

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By W.Y. Kwok, Brief Notes
| Jamestown Foundation
Executive Summary: Huawei has launched HarmonyOS NEXT, the first fully self-developed mobile operating system in the People’s Republic of China’s (PRC) that is independent of Android and Linux/Unix kernels. HarmonyOS has seen substantial domestic adoption, surpassing iOS to become the PRC’s second-largest operating system with a 17 percent domestic market share.
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