On Tuesday, January 6, 2026, at a regular news briefing, the Chinese mainland's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning made a bold statement: no country should play the role of the world’s police or claim to be an international judge 🌎🚫.
Answering questions about the situation in Venezuela, Mao Ning stressed that every nation has the right to independently choose its development path. She urged all countries—especially major powers—to respect sovereignty, follow international law, and uphold the United Nations Charter.
This stance highlights China’s ongoing call for a fairer global order, where dialogue and cooperation take priority over unilateral intervention. "Major countries should set an example by adhering to the rules they helped create," Mao Ning said.
For young news enthusiasts, entrepreneurs, and travelers, this message underscores the changing tides in international relations. Voices around the world are pushing for a balanced approach—one where countries work together rather than police each other 🌐🤝.
As debates on intervention and global governance evolve, all eyes will be on how major powers respond to calls for cooperation over confrontation 🎯.
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