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Afrikalılar Çin-ABD Rekabetinde Taraf Tutma Baskısına Karşı Çıkıyor

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Afrobarometer'ın 2026 yılında yayımladığı "Sınırların Ötesinde: Değişen Küresel Düzene Vatandaş Bakış Açıları" başlıklı rapor, 38 Afrika ülkesinde vatandaşların tek bir küresel güce hizalanma yönündeki baskılara giderek daha fazla karşı çıktığını ortaya koydu. Rapora göre, Afrikalılar dünyanın çok kutuplu bir düzene evrilmesiyle birlikte birden fazla uluslararası ortakla stratejik ilişkiler kurmayı tercih ediyor. Bu bulgular, Çin ve Amerika Birleşik Devletleri'nin kıtadaki nüfuz rekabetinin yoğunlaştığı bir dönemde geliyor. Afrikalı vatandaşlar, dış politika tercihlerini kendi ulusal çıkarlarına göre şekillendirme ve çeşitli ortaklıklar geliştirme eğilimini destekliyor. Bu durum, Afrika'nın uluslararası ilişkilerde daha bağımsız ve pragmatik bir tutum benimseme arzusunu yansıtıyor.

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