US EditionChina Calls for End to War in Middle East Warning of Economic Impact
China warns the Middle East war risks disrupting energy supplies, raising costs, and threatening the Belt and Road initiative vital for global trade, officials said.
- On March 20, China called for an end to the Middle East war, warning the near three-week conflict threatens global energy, shipping and trade and urging unimpeded energy flows.
- Beijing is worried the U.S.-Israeli war threatens President Xi Jinping's Belt and Road initiative, which depends on trade routes through the Gulf, North Africa and Europe, exposing Chinese manufacturers.
- Lin Jian, a spokesperson for China's foreign ministry, said, 'History and reality have repeatedly shown the world that force is not the solution to problems and armed conflict will only breed new hatred,' on the 23rd anniversary of the Iraq War .
- Diplomacy suffered as a delayed meeting between Xi and Trump by about a month and a half undermines a chance for a reset during Trump's China trip.
- Analysts say the conflict gives Beijing an opportunity to cast itself as the more reliable superpower amid widening regional fighting and strengthens its great-power positioning.
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China Urges End to Middle East Conflict Amid Global Impact Warnings
China has called for an end to the ongoing war in the Middle East, highlighting its negative impact on global energy, shipping, and trade. Beijing warns that the conflict threatens international interests, and suggests that all parties should cease hostilities to preserve vital energy flows and regional stability.
Beijing. China yesterday called for an end to the war in the Persian Gulf, noted that the safety of waterways should not be affected, and stated that it is ready to work with South-East Asia to address energy shortages, at a time when oil markets are reeling from supply disruptions.
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Asia OneChina calls for end to war in Middle East, warns of economic impact
BEIJING, MAR 20: China called for an end to the war in the Middle East on Friday, warning of the impact on global energy, shipping and trade, with the nearly three-week-old conflict showing no sign of slowing. “History and reality have repeatedly shown the world that force is not the solution to problems and armed conflict will only breed new hatred,” Lin Jian, a spokesperson for China’s foreign ministry, said when asked whether Beijing had a me…
China asked for the end of the war in the Middle East and warned of the impact on energy, maritime transport and global trade on this six-week (20), since the conflict, which has been for almost three weeks, does not give signs of overlap. “History and reality have repeatedly shown to the world that force is not the solution to problems and that armed conflict only generates new hatred”, said Lin Jian, a spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Aff…
The U.S. and Iran harden their positions as the war goes on for no definite time, with threats to energy infrastructure, oil surge and growing international pressure for economic impact and security in the Strait of Ormuz. These are the latest events of the war in the Middle East: No "definitive time" to end [...] The post These are the latest events of the war in the Middle East appeared first on Diario Digital Cronio de El Salvador.
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