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The United States is moving forward with plans to officially designate China as a developed, rather than developing country, which could have implications for how China is treated under US law. China, in turn, strongly asserts its status as a member of the so-called “Global South” and the “Developing World.” But as China looks more and more like a world power in regions like the Middle East, how long can this idea be maintained?
Recently, the United States has taken steps to revoke China’s designation under U.S. law as a “developing country,” and China is not happy. The status provides China with a variety of benefits and considerations in treaties and legislation that specify a difference between “developing” and “developed” nations, most notably in those related to climate change.
