THE SUN
CHINA has set its sights on world domination with a tinpot empire of rogue states, ruthless tyrants, a massive military, debt-trap schemes, and help from Xi Jinping’s lackey Vladimir Putin.
China is cosying up to a vast network of nations – including Iran, Russia and Saudi Arabia – as it seeks to expand its influence on a global scale in a brazen challenge to the West.
Under Xi – China’s most powerful leader since Mao Zedong – China has grand plans to establish itself on the world stage as a “pioneering global influence” by 2050.
Experts told The Sun Online in no uncertain terms that the time is coming for China to lay down the gauntlet for the West.
They explained Xi is now “tired of western influence” as he dreams of becoming “most powerful global power” – and he sees Putin and war in Ukraine as a moment to seize the initiative.
Beijing has plans to have the world’s most powerful military, wants to up its nuclear stockpile, and is extending a friendly hand to a web of potential new allies.
China’s ambition is obvious – and they are on a collision course with the US for the title of world’s top global powerhouse.
Xi is understood to want China to be the one-and-only undisputed superpower – which would allow them to shape world affairs in their image.
Putin and Xi met this week in Russia – with many observers saying it was the Chinese leader who was in control, despite him being hosted in Moscow.
And despite Vlad dreaming of Russia being the top power in the world’s stage, it appears he may find himself as a junior partner to a eager and forceful China.
