If China wants to become a true superpower standing next to the United States, then they have to accept that they need to play by international norms.
Chris Murphy: “If China wants to become a true superpower standing next to the United States, then they have to accept that they need…”
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Murphy discusses China's responsibilities as a superpower in international relations.
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