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Wang Yi warns against 'knee-jerk' calls for US-China decoupling
Wang Yi urged against emotional decoupling, highlighting risks of conflict and noting some US voices undermine relations despite White House respect for China.
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Top diplomat Wang Yi warns against ‘knee-jerk’ calls for US-China decoupling
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi warned on Saturday against "knee-jerk" calls for the United States to distance itself from China and said that despite some positive recent signs from the White House, some US voices were undermining the relationship.
Wang Yi Advocates for US-China Cooperation
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi warned against impulsive decisions by the United States to distance itself from China. At the Munich Security Conference, he emphasized the benefits of cooperation over decoupling and urged a practical policy approach from Washington.
China warns US: don’t risk conflict, choose cooperation over decoupling
At the Munich Security Conference, China’s top diplomat, Wang Yi, cautioned against sudden moves by the United States to sever economic and trade ties with Beijing. He emphasized that a cooperative approach would benefit both nations, calling on Washington to adopt a “positive and pragmatic” policy. Wang Yi met with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio in what officials described as a “constructive” discussion. Topics included plans for a potential…
Munich - Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi warned today against calls for the United States to distance itself from China. At the Munich Security Conference, he called for a positive and pragmatic policy from Washington, saying that cooperation would be best for both countries. He also highlighted the role of the United Nations and supported the idea of a multipolar world.
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