The Non-interference Principle and the BRI Grand Strategy in the GCC

IF 0.5 Q3 AREA STUDIES

China Report Pub Date : 2023-02-01 DOI:10.1177/00094455231155344

Mordechai Chaziza

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Abstract

There are already signs that the PRC is backing out of the non-interference policy. Perhaps this is the right time to ask if China’s policy of non-interference in other countries internal affairs is ending, especially in light of the BRI grand strategy. The study examines whether China’s policy of non-interference is sustainable in the age of the BRI. Will the PRC be able to maintain its non-interference and neutrality policy, especially if its commercial interests, investments, and citizens living in the GCC countries are threatened? China must moderate its non-interference policy and increasingly intervene to secure overseas economic interests by framing its engagement in a way that eases the perceived breadth and depth of its interference.

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海湾合作委员会的不干涉原则与“一带一路”大战略

已经有迹象表明，中国正在退出不干涉政策。也许现在是时候问一问中国不干涉别国内政的政策是否正在结束，特别是在“一带一路”大战略的背景下。该研究考察了中国的不干涉政策在“一带一路”倡议时代是否可持续。中华人民共和国能否维持其不干涉和中立政策，特别是在其商业利益、投资和居住在海湾合作委员会国家的公民受到威胁的情况下？中国必须缓和其不干涉政策，并通过缓和其干预的广度和深度来加强干预，以确保海外经济利益。

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