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they are already panicking because in the past 3 decades the global south has seen an actual partner in china economically and that has already hurt the west's bottom line. the world bank isnt the only game in town anymore if you want to experience some of that sweet money injection from a developed country. except china's conditions for that investment are lot more equitable with less caveats that risk them relinquishing control of the economic development of their country