China as a trade-political power in a new multipolar world order

This article examines China as an economic and political participant in the modern world order. China's economy is one of the most powerful and occupies a significant place in the world economy. China also demonstrates an interesting alignment of foreign and domestic policies. Of course, like any participant in the global process, China has political and economic competitors, but does not mention them in its ideological rhetoric. China is also a state that openly declares its adherence to communist ideology. However, Chinese ideological postulates are well adapted to modern political and economic realities. The article also notes that the concept of a global multipolar order is a controversial concept. Therefore, in the end it is concluded that China may be a significant political-economic power, however, the international space is uncertain.