Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi reiterated Beijing's commitment to sovereign equality among nations during high-level talks with Pakistani officials in Beijing on Sunday. The veteran diplomat emphasized China's opposition to unilateral coercion while addressing evolving geopolitical challenges, particularly referencing recent developments in Venezuela.
'We never believe any country can play the role of world policeman,' Wang stated during the Seventh Round of China-Pakistan Foreign Ministers' Strategic Dialogue. The remarks come as international observers note increased volatility in global affairs, with the Venezuela situation drawing particular attention from world capitals.
Wang, who also serves on the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, warned against what he described as 'unilateral bullying' in contemporary diplomacy. His comments underscored China's consistent position favoring multilateral dispute resolution through established international frameworks.
The foreign minister's statements align with Beijing's broader diplomatic philosophy emphasizing non-intervention. 'Sovereignty and security of all countries should be fully protected by international law,' Wang affirmed, positioning China as a stabilizing force amid what analysts describe as shifting power dynamics across Asia and Latin America.
