China Calls for Diplomacy Over Division at Munich Conference
At the Munich Security Conference, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi stressed that negotiation is the only sustainable path to resolving the Ukraine crisis. 'China welcomes all efforts committed to peace,' Wang declared, emphasizing Beijing’s neutral stance and rejection of geopolitical opportunism.
No Allies, No Agendas: China’s Pragmatic Approach
Wang clarified that China and Russia’s partnership—non-allied, non-confrontational, and open—prioritizes 'normal' trade over aligning blocs. He reiterated China’s call for respecting sovereignty, UN principles, and addressing security concerns of all nations.
Global South Steps Up as Peacemakers
With Brazil and other Global South nations, China launched the 'Friends of Peace' initiative, a diplomatic push praised for its 'fair and pragmatic' framework. Wang urged Europe to help tackle root causes of the conflict and build a 'balanced' security future for lasting stability.
Will the U.S. and Russia Join the Table?
Wang welcomed recent U.S.-Russia peace talk discussions, urging all parties to engage 'without delay.' His message? Unity beats division—and the world’s youth deserve a peaceful tomorrow.
'China welcomes all efforts committed to peace,' Wang declared, emphasizing Beijing’s neutral stance and rejection of geopolitical opportunism.
He reiterated China’s call for respecting sovereignty, UN principles, and addressing security concerns of all nations.
Wang urged Europe to help tackle root causes of the conflict and build a 'balanced' security future for lasting stability.
