Jia Qingguo of Peking University in an eastasia forum article - while pointing a glimmer of hope for the stabilisation of China–US relations when Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Joe Biden met in Bali on 14 November 2022, and following the 2023 summit in San Francisco agrees that the two countries should re-establish contact and dialogue to improve the management of this important but increasingly troubled relationship, while only the Australian hawks are unhappy as China relations stabilise according to James Laurenceson in Financial Review. However, what are the risks in upsetting the Australia-China Detente in 2024? queried Corey Lee Bell in thediplomat whereby there are possibly three plot twists that could threaten to profoundly set back the newly recovered relationship.
Europe-China relations would likely to be worsen in 2024, according economistintelligenc since the EU-China summit held in Beijing, December 7th‑8th. 2023 had failed to ease major EU‑China tensions.
Further, China would overtake EU as Africa’s biggest trading partner with agriculture and manufacturing attracting more China's investments, (bloomberg).
Also that China’s growing Influence in Latin America (cfr) would impact - and confront upon the Monroe Doctrine sustainability - whence the prioritising on U.S. imperialism one needs to evaluate Latin America’s Pink Tide (Monthly Review) with a critical assessment to the present mass anti-neoliberal protests throughout the region.
As for the global perspective generally, one may like to peruse Shi Yuanhua (石源华) of Shanghai Institute for International Strategic Studies (上海国际战略问题研究会) – the 2nd November 2023 paper: China's grand strategy in Asia and beyond.