China’s Victory Day Parade Unites Anti-Western Leaders in Show of Strength
Posted on Sep 03, 2025 / World
China unveiled its largest military parade in Beijing to mark the 80th anniversary of Japan’s defeat in WWII, highlighting cutting-edge weaponry like hypersonic missiles and stealth drones. The event gathered around two dozen world leaders—including Putin and Kim Jong Un—cementing Beijing’s position at the helm of a rising multipolar order. The expansive ceremony promoted a carefully managed historical narrative, downplaying Western roles and emphasizing Chinese resistance. Critics pointed to the parade’s estimated $5 billion cost amid growing domestic economic concerns. The spectacle served both as a commemoration and a geopolitical signal of China’s growing military and diplomatic confidence.
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