At the Seventh Round of the China-Pakistan Foreign Ministers' Strategic Dialogue in Beijing on Sunday, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi emphasized that China always opposes the use or threat of force, as well as any imposition of one country's will on another. His remarks came as he met Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammad Ishaq Dar.
He stressed that no country can play the role of world policeman or claim to be an international judge. He added that the sovereignty and security of all countries must be fully protected by international law.
Wang pointed to recent developments in Venezuela as a case in point. The sudden shifts there have grabbed the world's attention, highlighting how unstable things can get when external powers step in.
According to Wang, today's global scene is more intertwined than ever, but that also means the risk of unilateral bullying is on the rise. He urged nations to respect each other, settle differences through dialogue, and reject any form of coercion. 🌐🤝
For young professionals, students, and travelers keeping an eye on international trends, Wang's message is clear: global cooperation thrives when respect comes first. ✊⚖️
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Wang Yi: China always opposes imposing one country's will on another
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