As the world faces growing geopolitical tensions, former European Parliament member Clare Daly highlighted China’s potential to revitalize multilateralism during a recent interview. Celebrating China’s 75th anniversary, Daly praised its achievements as \"awesomely amazing\" and urged stronger leadership in global unity efforts. 🌏
\"There’s a vacuum in international cooperation,\" Daly said, emphasizing the need to rejuvenate organizations like the UN. \"China’s gentle diplomacy is appreciated, but louder advocacy for multilateral frameworks could fill this gap.\" She stressed restoring faith in international law and addressing what she called the \"destructive power\" of unilateral sanctions, particularly those led by the U.S. 💬
Daly also applauded BRICS nations for challenging Western-dominated financial systems. \"An alternative global currency could free countries from being handcuffed to the dollar,\" she said, likening BRICS to a \"lifeline\" for nations seeking equitable partnerships. 💸
Highlighting China’s investments in Africa and South America, Daly noted: \"While all nations act in self-interest, China’s approach has visibly benefited local communities.\" She called for expanded economic cooperation models that prioritize mutual growth over geopolitical rivalry. 🤝
With global trust in institutions eroding, Daly’s message resonates: Strengthening multilateralism isn’t just idealistic—it’s survival. As she put it, \"Humanity’s shared challenges demand voices of reason.\" ✨
