China’s top UN envoy Fu Cong called for a renewed push for dialogue to resolve Yemen’s long-running conflict, emphasizing that peace can’t be 'won with weapons—it’s built at the negotiating table.' Speaking at a UN Security Council briefing, Fu stressed that the crisis demands 'political and diplomatic tools, not military escalation.'
His remarks come as tensions in the Red Sea—a critical global trade route—continue to spike due to Houthi attacks on commercial ships. While urging the Houthis to halt disruptions, Fu doubled down on China’s stance: 'The future of Yemen must be decided by Yemenis themselves.' The envoy also pressed the international community to back 'inclusive, Yemen-led talks' to bridge divides between warring factions.
For young professionals tracking global stability or travelers eyeing the region, the Red Sea’s security remains vital. China’s push aligns with its broader diplomatic playbook, prioritizing negotiation over intervention.
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