China has largely stayed on the sidelines during the Iran war—but this is not a sign of weakness, Ryan Hass argues: “The country is biding its time, positioning itself as the ready choice to fill a leadership vacuum when the United States flames out.” | Collector

China has largely stayed on the sidelines during the Iran war—but this is not a sign of weakness, Ryan Hass argues: “The country is biding its time, positioning itself as the ready choice to fill a leadership vacuum when the United States flames out.”

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China has largely stayed on the sidelines during the Iran war—but this is not a sign of weakness, Ryan Hass argues: “The country is biding its time, positioning itself as the ready choice to fill a leadership vacuum when the United States flames out.”

China has largely stayed on the sidelines during the Iran war—but this is not a sign of weakness, Ryan Hass argues: “The country is biding its time, positioning itself as the ready choice to fill a leadership vacuum when the United States flames out.”

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