Wang Yi Urges Global Governance Reform at Munich Conference
Chinese FM Wang Yi outlines proposals for global governance reform at Munich Security Conference, emphasizing UN revitalization and multilateral cooperation for conflict resolution.
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Chinese FM Wang Yi outlines proposals for global governance reform at Munich Security Conference, emphasizing UN revitalization and multilateral cooperation for conflict resolution.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi calls for strengthened Sino-German cooperation to counter unilateralism and promote global stability during Munich talks.
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