Man, how easy is it to rile up these idiots nowadays
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China does not seek a “unipolar Asia” and respects India’s traditional role in the region, Wang Yi told Indian National Security Adviser Ajit Doval during their meeting on Friday
National Security Adviser Ajit Doval meets Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, in New Delhi on Friday. (ANI)
Updated on Mar 25, 2022 06:04 PM IST
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Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi on Friday proposed a China-India Plus cooperation mechanism in South Asia, according to a statement released after he met senior Indian officials during an unannounced visit to New Delhi, the first since tensions erupted between the neighbours two years ago.
China does not seek a “unipolar Asia” and respects India’s traditional role in the region, Wang told Indian National Security Adviser Ajit Doval during their meeting on Friday.
“China welcomes India’s development and revitalisation and supports India in playing a more important role in international affairs. China does not pursue the so-called ‘unipolar Asia’ and respects India’s traditional role in the region,” he said, according to a statement released by the Chinese foreign ministry in Beijing.
“We are willing to explore ‘China-India Plus’ cooperation in South Asia, build a positive interaction model, and achieve a higher level and a wider range of mutual benefit and win-win results,” he also said.
Wang, who is also a state councillor, said that China and India do not pose a threat to each other and provide opportunities instead. The statement did not elaborate, but appears have been referring to the Sino-India potential in expanding trade ties, which for the first time crossed the $100 billion-mark last year.
Playing down the decades-long differences on the 3488km-long Sino-India border and the ongoing military tension along the LAC, Wang said India and China should “put the differences on the boundary issue in an appropriate position in bilateral relations, and adhere to the correct development direction of bilateral relations”.
On the issue of multilateral cooperation, Wang said the two countries should “participate in multilateral processes with a cooperative attitude”.
Global governance will usher in an ‘Asian moment’, he added.
China and India, Wang said, are set to host the BRICS (China 2022), G20 (India 2023) and Shanghai Cooperation Organisation Leaders’ (likely in China in 2023) summits, he said, adding that if “China and India speak with the same voice, the whole world will listen. The world will pay attention to the cooperation between China and India.”
If China is going “all out” and “by all means” for the next harvest season then that means only one thing. Global Food supply is about to be major fucked next harvest alongside with inflation. Especially in the Middle East and Africa regions because they import a lot from Ukraine/Russia.
Looking more and more likely western export restrictions on food is going to happen and then Africa is going to be major fucked and rife with potential instability.
Irony, I thought West said independent sovereign nations can choose their alignments and alliances. Or is Solomon a Chinese puppet now that needs to be freed and liberated?
Double standard hypocrites.
Bro, brilliant move and diplomacy. Give India more stake in Asia and make them feel like a superpower so that they don't have to go crying to US for help. If all goes well, India will further stand up for itself and instead find collaborating with China on Asia better than fighting over influence in the region.
China does not seek a “unipolar Asia” and respects India’s traditional role in the region, Wang Yi told Indian National Security Adviser Ajit Doval during their meeting on Friday
China does not seek a “unipolar Asia” and respects India’s traditional role in the region, Wang told Indian National Security Adviser Ajit Doval during their meeting on Friday.
“China welcomes India’s development and revitalisation and supports India in playing a more important role in international affairs. China does not pursue the so-called ‘unipolar Asia’ and respects India’s traditional role in the region,” he said, according to a statement released by the Chinese foreign ministry in Beijing.
“We are willing to explore ‘China-India Plus’ cooperation in South Asia, build a positive interaction model, and achieve a higher level and a wider range of mutual benefit and win-win results,” he also said.
Wang, who is also a state councillor, said that China and India do not pose a threat to each other and provide opportunities instead. The statement did not elaborate, but appears have been referring to the Sino-India potential in expanding trade ties, which for the first time crossed the $100 billion-mark last year.
Playing down the decades-long differences on the 3488km-long Sino-India border and the ongoing military tension along the LAC, Wang said India and China should “put the differences on the boundary issue in an appropriate position in bilateral relations, and adhere to the correct development direction of bilateral relations”.
On the issue of multilateral cooperation, Wang said the two countries should “participate in multilateral processes with a cooperative attitude”.
Global governance will usher in an ‘Asian moment’, he added.
China and India, Wang said, are set to host the BRICS (China 2022), G20 (India 2023) and Shanghai Cooperation Organisation Leaders’ (likely in China in 2023) summits, he said, adding that if “China and India speak with the same voice, the whole world will listen. The world will pay attention to the cooperation between China and India.”
Also that quote:
"Global governance will usher in an ‘Asian moment’"
Asian century is the goal, confirmed. LFG!
Some aussies are openly calling for SI "regime change" already.
Clown world
plawolf
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I am wondering how long until they start boycotting the letter Z. Woke idiots will be posting pictures of keyboards with the letter Z ripped out.
Australia position on Ukraine joining NATO: Putin Bad, sphere of influence are so 19th century, sovereign countries should have the right to choose their alliances. We Should punish Russia for wanting to have an sphere of influence.
Australia position on Salomon Island having good security (not an formal alliance) relationship with China: HOW DARE THOSE CHINESE COME CLOSE TO OUR SPHERE INFLUENCE, LETS INVADE TO MAKE SURE THAT NOT COUNTRY IN OUR SPHERE OF INFLUENCE WILL ALLY WITH ANYONE ELSE EXCEPT US.