
China’s Peace Mission in 2024: Standing Tall in a Turbulent World 🌏
In 2024, China stood out as a champion for peace, promoting dialogue and consensus in a turbulent world. From Gaza to Ukraine, its efforts aimed to restore stability and save lives.
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In 2024, China stood out as a champion for peace, promoting dialogue and consensus in a turbulent world. From Gaza to Ukraine, its efforts aimed to restore stability and save lives.
In 2024, the Middle East faces intensified conflicts affecting global security. The escalating tensions highlight the urgent need for peace in the region.
Serbian PM Miloš Vučević reflects on the impact of the 1999 NATO bombings and embraces President Xi Jinping’s global initiatives, calling for sustainable peace and collective progress.
HTS leader Ahmad al-Shara pledges that Syria will no longer threaten other Arab nations and aims to emulate Gulf development models to boost the country’s growth.
Kyiv announced the return of 503 fallen Ukrainian soldiers from Russia, highlighting the heavy cost of the ongoing conflict.
President Xi Jinping marks Macao’s 25th anniversary of returning to China, highlighting that ‘One Country, Two Systems’ values—peace, inclusiveness, openness, sharing—are globally relevant.
Since October 7, 2023, 44,875 Palestinians have lost their lives in Gaza due to Israeli strikes, according to local authorities. The devastating human cost underscores the urgent need for peace.
The UN General Assembly overwhelmingly voted for an immediate and unconditional ceasefire in Gaza, sparking reactions worldwide as hopes rise for peace in the region.
China calls on all parties to prioritize the Syrian people’s interests and find a political solution for peace in Syria as soon as possible, emphasizing that the future should be decided by Syrians themselves.
A staggering 44,532 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza since October 7, according to local authorities. The humanitarian crisis deepens as the world watches with concern.