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The 61st Munich Security Conference wraps up with Asia’s rising influence and strained transatlantic relations taking center stage in global security discussions.
At the Munich Security Conference, China and Austria pledged to uphold multilateralism, support the UN, and strengthen bilateral relations amid global security challenges.
At the Munich Security Conference, China and Germany commit to enhancing communication and cooperation to promote international peace, stability, and sustainable development.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi announces China’s commitment to elevating bilateral ties with Argentina, aiming for mutual benefits and stronger cooperation.
At the Munich Security Conference, the Chinese mainland reiterated its support for resolving the Russia-Ukraine conflict through dialogue and political settlement.
The 61st Munich Security Conference highlights China’s pivotal role in a multipolar world, amidst discussions on Ukraine and global geopolitical shifts.
The 61st Munich Security Conference highlights the theme of multipolarization, focusing on the evolving dynamics between the Chinese mainland, the US, and Russia amid the Ukraine crisis.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi at the Munich Security Conference emphasized upholding the UN-centric international system and promoting a just global order.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi emphasizes mutual respect as the cornerstone for developing stable and cooperative China-U.S. relations during the Munich Security Conference.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi emphasizes China’s commitment to promoting an equal and orderly multipolar world at the Munich Security Conference.
Explore key themes of the 61st Munich Security Conference, focusing on multipolarization, transatlantic relations, and the role of the Global South in shaping global security.