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China didn't prioritize resolving sovereignty disputes with Taiwan amidst other global issues, primarily the COVID-19 pandemic.

China imposed a strict national security law in Hong Kong, demonstrating its authoritarian stance, impacting its international relations.

China asserted its claims in the South China Sea through military maneuvers, endangering neighbouring nations (Taiwan, Japan, etc.).

Many countries globally reacted by imposing sanctions, banning apps, and reconsidering collaborations (e.g. 5G technology), disapproving of China's policies.

China attempted a leadership role in pandemic response by joining international efforts (like COVAX) and conducting domestic vaccination.

Lack of transparency surrounding vaccine trials and data hindered China's international credibility and raised public doubts.

China's lack of transparency, concerning vaccine information, negatively impacted its international reputation and standing.

China deployed its resources to promote Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) internationally and leveraged its market to influence other countries.

21 million inhabitants, roughly half Turkic Muslims and half Han Chinese.

Increased from 7% to 40% in Xinjiang, likely moved by Beijing.

Instances of conflict, including riots, attacks, and bombings, mostly between 2009 and 2014.

"Strike Hard Campaign against Violent Terrorism" by China targeting religious expressions in Xinjiang.

Government-run facilities housing Uyghurs, controversially accused of abuse including torture and forced sterilization.

A minority of Uyghurs wanting independence for East Turkestan.

Little reported opposition to the situation from the Han.

China's desire to prevent criticism for its human rights record internationally.

China's belief that each country has the right to control its own internet.

Chinese law requiring data storage within China and allowing officials to test equipment/software.

The idea that each country should control its own Internet.

Storing data within a specific country, as per the 2017 Cybersecurity Law.

Countries' partnership to prevent and counter potential cyber threats and terrorism through activities like exercises.

China hosted a conference about internet sovereignty, wanting international support for its approach.

The concept of a nation's control of its internet use and governance.

Apple's censorship of an app in Hong Kong due to a government rule.