US EditionChina at UN warns against return to 'Cold War mentality'
- During his speech at the UN General Assembly on September 26, 2025, Chinese Premier Li Qiang cautioned against reviving Cold War-era thinking and emphasized the importance of international cooperation and open markets.
- He made this warning amid rising unilateral and protectionist measures, such as tariff hikes and trade barriers, which he identified as major causes of current global economic challenges.
- Li condemned protectionist measures such as tariff increases—implicitly referencing former US policies—and framed China as a proponent of the existing international system while calling for enhanced global cooperation to support the principles of the United Nations.
- He remarked that the widespread implementation of protectionist actions, including increased tariffs and barriers, has significantly contributed to the sluggishness of the global economy, emphasizing that cooperation and unity benefit all.
- Li’s speech suggests that without enhanced cooperation and reforms aligned with Beijing’s development approach, the world may face increased instability during this era of significant change and upheaval.
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China warns against 'Cold War mentality'
Chinese Premier Li Qiang warned Friday against a return to a "Cold War mentality" and defended multilateralism and free trade, in a veiled criticism of the United States from the United Nations. The Chinese premier made no explicit reference to US President Donald Trump as he addressed the UN General Assembly. But he cast the Asian power as a defender of the global order, of which Washington until recently was the chief custodian. "The world has…
Chinese premier warns tariff hikes denting global economic growth
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