BEIJING: China has traditionally rejected United States-style interventionism, but its deepening economic involvement in volatile countries like Myanmar and Zimbabwe is thrusting Beijing towards a more assertive global role, analysts say.
China’s foreign policy has been guided by its principle of “non-interference in other countries’ internal affairs”, which emerged in 1954 when it was a much weaker nation.
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