The Impact of Development of China and its surroundings on East Turkestan

Since 2012, the gradual repressive policy of the Chinese state towards ethnic minorities in East Turkestan has been developed in parallel with events in China and neighboring regions. The economic conflict or a kind of war between China and the United States turned into a conflict of interest and gaining a place in the South China Sea and Pakistan-China convergence for the sea route under the One Belt and One Way project increased the likelihood of unrest in Baluchistan region. The main goal of this struggle is to find a market for the growing Chinese economy and provide resources for Chinese production that foreign-dependent of energy. The large volume of investment and the desire of China to take a place in a unipolar world system, cause China get caught by a radar of international players. The purpose of the article is to assess the policy of the Chinese state, which disproportionately uses force and violates human rights in East Turkestan. East Turkestan, China, USA, Pakistan, South China Sea