NATO Set to Label China a 'Systemic Challenge'

The video discusses NATO's evolving stance on China and Russia, highlighting a new strategic concept document. While China is labeled a systemic challenge, Russia is considered a direct threat. This shift reflects the geopolitical tensions following events in Ukraine and China's growing influence in the Asia-Pacific region. The document marks a significant change from 2010, where China was not mentioned, and Russia was seen as a partner. China's reaction to these developments is expected to increase global tensions, especially given its strategic alliances and partnerships.

What was the general expectation of China and NATO watchers regarding the recent developments?

• They were completely surprised.

• They anticipated a major conflict.

• They found it significant but not surprising.

• They expected a peaceful resolution.

How did the 2010 NATO strategic document view Russia?

• As a systemic challenge

• As an adversary

• As a direct threat

• As a partner

According to the new strategic document, how is China labeled?

• As a direct threat

• As a partner

• As a systemic challenge

• As an adversary

What has China accused the United States of doing in the Asia-Pacific region?

• Creating a NATO-like block

• Promoting cultural exchanges

• Forming a trade alliance

• Establishing military bases

What is the nature of the partnership between Beijing and Moscow?

• A temporary partnership

• A limited partnership

• A no limits partnership

• A conditional partnership