China has launched a fresh push to mediate the Ukraine crisis through a whirlwind diplomatic tour across Eurasia. 🔄 Special Representative Li Hui, the Chinese government’s point person on Eurasian affairs, wrapped up his third round of shuttle diplomacy this month, engaging leaders from Türkiye, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and beyond to rally support for peace talks.
Over six days, Li met with top officials to push six key proposals aimed at cooling tensions, including:
🛑 Halting battlefield escalation and avoiding actions that 'add fuel to the fire.'
💬 Prioritizing dialogue over fighting: 'Negotiation is the only way out.'
🩹 Boosting humanitarian aid and protecting civilians, especially women and children.
☢️ Opposing nuclear, chemical, or biological weapons use and preventing proliferation.
⚡ Safeguarding nuclear facilities like power plants to avoid catastrophic accidents.
🌾 Securing global supply chains for energy, food, and infrastructure.
The diplomatic marathon also included talks with Brazil, South Africa, Indonesia, and Kazakhstan — signaling China’s bid to rally Global South backing. 🌏 All parties reportedly agreed to 'keep communication open' and push for ceasefire talks.
As the war enters its third year, Beijing’s peace offensive gains momentum. But will it translate into real progress? Stay tuned. 🔍
