In a shifting global landscape, the transition from a unipolar world order to a multipolar one is becoming increasingly evident. At the forefront of this transformation is China, a key player whose economic prowess has propelled it to the center stage of international relations.

Nevertheless, as we navigate China's expanding influence, it becomes essential to gain a comprehensive understanding of its position and intentions within the evolving global framework. With a focus on shedding light on China's perspectives and engagements in international affairs, the recent China Talks event organized by the Mathias Corvinus Collegium Center for International Economy delved deep into the complexities of China's role in the 21st century.

Dr. Levente Horváth, the distinguished director of the Eurasia Center and former consul general in Shanghai, highlighted the significance of scrutinizing China's actions to discern any underlying motivations or objectives. Among the pertinent topics discussed was the pressing question of whether China is pursuing a policy akin to neo-colonialism, prompting a critical examination of the country's strategies and implications. The event the event took place in front of a full house