Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi emphasized China's stance on Europe's involvement in Ukraine peace talks during the Munich Security Conference. He met with leaders from Germany, France, Spain, and the EU, advocating for a European role in addressing the root causes of the crisis and achieving long-term stability. Wang Yi's upcoming visit to Dublin will likely focus on EU-China relations, Ukraine, the Middle East, and bilateral ties.
Wang Yi will travel to Dublin after telling summit Europe an countries must have role in Ukraine talks
Mr Wang, who is also a member of the Politburo of the Chinese Communist Party, reaffirmed Beijing’s message during meetings with his German, French and Spanish counterparts. He told Kaja Kallas, the EU’s High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy that “China supports all efforts conducive to peace and supports Europe’s important role in the peace talks”.Competitive parenting in China: ‘School starts at 7.30am and I pick him up at 9.30 in the evening.
Mr Wang’s meetings in Munich and his visit to Dublin come as Beijing has sought to present itself as a reliable and predictable partner in contrast to Washington under. He told the conference in Munich that China wanted to work within the rules-based international order and reform it rather than to start a new system of global governance.
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