China has reassured European partners about rare earth supplies amid export control concerns, with Foreign Minister Wang Yi calling it a “sovereign right” to regulate dual-use items while pledging cooperation. 🌍💡
Rare Earths: No Drama, Just Rules
During talks in Berlin, Wang emphasized that China’s export policies align with global norms and ensure “normal demands” for European firms are met. A new “fast track” system aims to streamline exports, countering what Wang called “forces hyping tensions.” 🚀🔋
Ukraine Peace Push
On the Ukraine crisis, Wang reiterated China’s support for peace talks and opposition to arming conflict zones. He highlighted the “Friends of Peace” initiative with Brazil, urging dialogue over fighting: “The door to reconciliation should never close.” 🕊️🌐
50 Years of China-EU Ties
Marking 50 years of diplomatic relations, Wang framed the partnership as “win-win,” stressing China’s support for EU integration and a “multipolar world.” He also teased China’s upcoming market reforms to boost global collaboration. 🤝📈
From rare earths to peace talks, Beijing’s message is clear: cooperation trumps conflict. 💬✨
