US EditionXi Says China Seeks to Uphold UN-Based World Order
- On Tuesday, President Xi Jinping met Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo in Beijing's Great Hall of the People, and state broadcaster CCTV said Xi appeared in good spirits.
- On a four-day visit, Petteri Orpo joined recent Western leaders courting Beijing amid shifts in US policy and after Donald Trump unveiled a `Board of Peace` this month.
- On Monday, Petteri Orpo said Finnish companies signed 11 trade agreements with Chinese counterparts, and the visit will see six memoranda on sustainable construction, energy cooperation and tourism promotion.
- Despite cordial talks, Beijing and Helsinki diverge sharply on Russia's war in Ukraine and Arctic influence, with Antti Hakkanen saying China `massively` finances Russia, while Mark Rutte urged collective defence.
- Xinhua suggested Finland could serve as a bridge in China–EU relations, and Orpo is still set to meet Premier Li Qiang before the visit wraps up, amid US and Chinese diplomatic moves.
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In a meeting with Finland's prime minister, Xi Jinping says "China is willing to support the international system of which the United Nations is the pillar".
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Xi, Finland PM Discuss Multipolar Order and China-EU Cooperation
China’s President Xi Jinping met with Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo on Tuesday, pledging that Beijing is ready to work with Helsinki to uphold a U.N.-centred international system and promote a multipolar world based on economic globalisation, according to the state news agency Xinhua. Xi also encouraged Finland to play a constructive role in fostering […] The post Xi, Finland PM Discuss Multipolar Order and China-EU Cooperation appeared fi…
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