China chaired a high-level trilateral meeting with Russia and Iran on March 14 to address pressing concerns over Iran’s nuclear program and the potential easing of international sanctions. The discussions, described by participants as “constructive,” focused on balancing regional stability with global non-proliferation commitments amid heightened geopolitical tensions.
The meeting underscores China’s stepped-up diplomatic role in mediating complex security challenges, particularly as sanctions relief remains a critical issue for Iran’s economy. Observers note the talks could signal a coordinated effort to advance multilateral dialogue ahead of broader international negotiations. State-run broadcaster CGTN has launched a public poll to gauge global perspectives on the outcomes.
