Dependency as a Strategic Tool

The Dual-Use Strategy China’s infrastructure investments frequently serve dual purposes, blurring the lines between civilian and military objectives. Ports initially constructed for commercial use, such as Gwadar and Hambantota, have strategic potential to bolster Beijing’s military footprint in the Indo-Pacific. This dual-use approach allows China to extend its strategic reach while maintaining plausible deniabilityEconomic Dependency as a Strategic Tool Beyond infrastructure, China’s debt diplomacy leverages economic dependencies to sustain its industrial economy. This strategy enables Beijing to dominate local markets by flooding them with cheap goods, undermining domestic industries and stifling their growth. Over time, host nations สล็อตเว็บตรง