China Warns of Conflict if US Fails to Change Course
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China Warns of Conflict , if US Fails to Change Course.
NBC reports that China has warned that relations with the United States have veered from a "rational path," increasing the risk of conflict between the super powers.
China's foreign minister Qin Gang
said that China "pursue a sound
and stable relationship with the U.S.".
However, the former ambassador to the U.S.
added that the Biden administration's call for, “establishing guardrails and not seeking
conflict simply means that China should not
respond in word or in action when attacked.”.
However, the former ambassador to the U.S.
added that the Biden administration's call for, “establishing guardrails and not seeking
conflict simply means that China should not
respond in word or in action when attacked.”.
That’s not possible, Qin Gang, China's foreign minister, via NBC .
NBC reports that relations
between the U.S. and China have been
deteriorating for the past several years.
If the U.S. does not hit the brake
but continue to speed down the wrong
path, no amount of guardrails can
prevent derailing and there will surely
be conflict and confrontation, Qin Gang, China's foreign minister, via NBC .
Qin also reportedly reiterated
China's stance that the matter of
Taiwan remains an internal affair for Beijing.
According to Qin, the question of Taiwan's recognition as
a part of China's territory is the first red line of relations
between the U.S. and China that must not be crossed.
According to Qin, the question of Taiwan's recognition as
a part of China's territory is the first red line of relations
between the U.S. and China that must not be crossed.
While speaking on March 7,
Qin also cited relations between China and
Russia as an example of international relations.
While speaking on March 7,
Qin also cited relations between China and
Russia as an example of international relations.
The more unstable the world becomes
the more imperative it is for China and
Russia to steadily advance relations, Qin Gang, China's foreign minister, via NBC .
The more unstable the world becomes
the more imperative it is for China and
Russia to steadily advance relations, Qin Gang, China's foreign minister, via NBC
NBC reports that China has warned that relations with the United States have veered from a "rational path," increasing the risk of conflict between the super powers.
China's foreign minister Qin Gang
said that China "pursue a sound
and stable relationship with the U.S.".
However, the former ambassador to the U.S.
added that the Biden administration's call for, “establishing guardrails and not seeking
conflict simply means that China should not
respond in word or in action when attacked.”.
However, the former ambassador to the U.S.
added that the Biden administration's call for, “establishing guardrails and not seeking
conflict simply means that China should not
respond in word or in action when attacked.”.
That’s not possible, Qin Gang, China's foreign minister, via NBC .
NBC reports that relations
between the U.S. and China have been
deteriorating for the past several years.
If the U.S. does not hit the brake
but continue to speed down the wrong
path, no amount of guardrails can
prevent derailing and there will surely
be conflict and confrontation, Qin Gang, China's foreign minister, via NBC .
Qin also reportedly reiterated
China's stance that the matter of
Taiwan remains an internal affair for Beijing.
According to Qin, the question of Taiwan's recognition as
a part of China's territory is the first red line of relations
between the U.S. and China that must not be crossed.
According to Qin, the question of Taiwan's recognition as
a part of China's territory is the first red line of relations
between the U.S. and China that must not be crossed.
While speaking on March 7,
Qin also cited relations between China and
Russia as an example of international relations.
While speaking on March 7,
Qin also cited relations between China and
Russia as an example of international relations.
The more unstable the world becomes
the more imperative it is for China and
Russia to steadily advance relations, Qin Gang, China's foreign minister, via NBC .
The more unstable the world becomes
the more imperative it is for China and
Russia to steadily advance relations, Qin Gang, China's foreign minister, via NBC