This year proved to be another **challenging** period for **China's economy**, with ongoing issues stemming from the **COVID-19 pandemic**.
The real estate market, once a driving force, is now in **gradual collapse**, contributing to a loss of faith in the **Chinese Communist Party's** leadership.
Investor confidence remains low as the country faces potential **tariffs and trade restrictions** from U.S. President-elect **Donald Trump**.
Analyses reveal that the **falling prices** and shrinking sector investments pose serious threats to recovery, with predictions indicating growth may stabilize around **4 percent**.
Amidst these struggles, tensions between China and the **Global South** are escalating, potentially impacting future diplomatic and economic relations.
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