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Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – Chinese President Xi Jinping insists that his country has no intention of war. Neither the cold war nor the actual conflict with any country.
This was emphasized in a video statement previously recorded at a virtual meeting of world leaders at the United Nations. The annual agenda had to be done virtually due to the corona pandemic (Covid-19).
“We will continue to minimize differences and resolve disputes with others through dialogue and negotiations,” said Xi, published by Reuters on Wednesday (9/23/2020).
“We will not try to develop ourselves or engage in zero-sum games.”
China is really tense with several countries. One of them, which has become a mortal enemy is the United States (USA).
After tensions with trade and technology, the relationship between Panda Country and Eagle Country has become increasingly acute due to the corona pandemic. Washington accuses Beijing of not being transparent, ultimately making the outbreak worse.
On that occasion, Xi also mocked US President Donald Trump about the role of the WHO. As is known, the former businessman has announced Uncle Sam’s plan to leave the Geneva-based health institution.
He accused the WHO of being a Chinese puppet. This claim was later denied by the UN organization.
“Treating the virus must be done by increasing solidarity and going through this together,” he said.
“Any attempt to politicize the problem or stigmatize it must be rejected.”
Earlier, the UN Secretary General, Antonio Guterres, told the 193 members of the General Assembly that everything possible must be done to avoid the Cold War. That, he said, was very dangerous.
“Our world cannot afford a future in which the two largest economies are dividing the world so badly,” he said.
“The risk of a technological and economic gap is destined to become a geostrategic and military divide. We must avoid this at all costs.”
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