China and Russia Double Down on Regional Security Partnership
Amid rising global tensions, China and Russia have pledged to strengthen cooperation on regional security and development through the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO). During a meeting in Astana, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov emphasized their commitment to advancing a 'fairer global order' and addressing shared challenges. 🕊️
75 Years of Diplomatic Momentum
Wang highlighted the upcoming 75th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the two nations, stressing plans to implement new agreements following Russian President Vladimir Putin's recent state visit to China. The focus? Pushing bilateral relations to 'new heights' while tackling issues like the Middle East, Ukraine, and Korean Peninsula dynamics. 🇨🇳🤝🇷🇺
Taiwan Stance Reaffirmed
Wang reiterated China's position on Taiwan, stating that the island's status as part of China is 'non-negotiable.' Lavrov backed this, affirming Russia's support for China's 'national reunification.' 💬 \"No external forces can alter historical trends,\" Wang declared.
SCO's Growing Role
Both ministers praised the SCO as a pillar of stability in a 'multi-polar world,' aligning with member states' interests and global governance reform. Lavrov added that Russia will prioritize collaboration with China across all sectors, from tech to trade. 🌐✨
