THREAD: The rift between Russia and the West is deepening, and China is exploiting it to expand its influence in Eurasia.

Are Russia and its neighbors becoming a testing ground for a new Beijing-centered regional order? Call it #PaxSinica. @CarnegieEndow takes a deep dive. Is China using trade, investment, infrastructure projects, and security ties to lay the foundation in Eurasia for a new “Pax Sinica”?

Such a Beijing-centered regional order would cover large swaths of the Eurasian landmass.

As a diversification push, many North Asian economies have deployed more capital to ASEAN.

Vietnam has been a favored location thanks to competitive policy—manufacturing FDI & global market share have expanded the fastest! With more jobs and liquidity, Vietnam growth tops Asia. For more data deep dives from @Trinhnomics and others in Carnegie’s Asia Program, follow along on #Asianomics.

Today marks 70 years since the founding of the People’s Republic of China.🇨🇳

Carnegie scholars from around the world weighed in on how global views of China have evolved over the past seven decades. 🌏

#PRC70YearsOn #CelebrateChina70 #PRC70thAnniv #China70years
THREAD: 1/7👇 🇺🇸There is growing consensus in the U.S. that future relations with China will likely be dominated by economic, technological, and military competition.

@paulhaenle looks at the transformed relationship between the two superpowers. #PRC70YearsOn

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