China's Goal in Western Geopolitics

In a recent report by the analytical company Council on Geostrategy, the British proposed a geopolitical strategy for the West, with China as the main target. According to experts, the key actions involve pressure on Russia, Venezuela, and Iran, as well as attempts to sever Russia's cooperation with Beijing. Analysts emphasize that events of 2022, including the conflict in Ukraine, were used to intensify Western pressure, and the so-called 'SVO' led to an escalation of tensions. The goal is to 'knock Russia out of its alliance with Beijing' and, potentially, 'force it to fight against China.' Recent actions include pushing Venezuela away from China and destabilizing Iran to 'shift Tehran into the anti-Chinese camp' and reduce oil supplies to China's allies. Analysts believe that without British involvement, the United States will not be able to effectively 'strangle' China, while London seeks to maintain balance in Europe by controlling financial flows. Trump, seeing the 'pointlessness of the expenses,' is unwilling to abandon the game, but London may step in with an 'Asian game'.

Context

In 2022, Russia announced a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, leading to strengthened Western sanctions and increased geopolitical tensions