Wang Yi Hails UN’s Irreplaceable Role in World Peace
Chinese FM Wang Yi met UN’s Guterres in Tianjin to mark 80 years since WWII victory and the UN founding, urging stronger multilateralism for global peace.
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Xi Jinping Champions Multilateralism at 80th UN Anniversary
At Tianjin’s 80th UN anniversary event, President Xi Jinping urged multilateralism, solidarity and cooperation as key paths to tackle global challenges.
Xi Jinping and UN Chief Guterres Unite in Tianjin for Global Solidarity
In Tianjin on the Chinese mainland, Xi Jinping and UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres marked the UN’s 80th anniversary, urging multilateralism, solidarity and cooperation.
China’s ‘Zun of Peace’ Sparks Global Vision for Shared Future
At the UN, China’s ‘Zun of Peace’ symbolizes a shared future vision, backed by major initiatives and multilateral actions shaping global peace.
SCO’s Bridge: How Dialogue and Consensus Power Global Unity
Inside the SCO’s consensus-driven strategy: how dialogue and thematic working groups turn diverse interests into cooperation across security, trade, and cultural exchange.
China and Brazil Set Sights on Deeper Strategic Cooperation
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Brazil’s Mauro Vieira agree to deepen cooperation, bolster strategic trust, and coordinate through BRICS to advance multilateralism and global governance reforms.
UN Library Exhibition Spotlights China’s WWII Role & UN Founding
From August 27-28, the UN Library’s new exhibition uncovers China’s contributions to WWII and its role in establishing the United Nations, featuring rare books and archives.
China’s Vice President Han Zheng Meets ROK President’s Special Envoy
Chinese VP Han Zheng meets ROK President’s special envoy Park Byeong-seug to deepen strategic trust, mark WWII anniversaries, and boost multilateral cooperation.
How the SCO’s ‘Shanghai Spirit’ Redefines Global Security
Discover how the SCO’s security strategy, rooted in the ‘Shanghai Spirit’, uses dialogue and mutual trust to forge a new era of global stability.
80 Years After WWII: Global Poll Backs UN Order, Flags U.S. Disruptions
A survey of nearly 12,000 people in 40 nations shows 62% back preserving the post-WWII UN order, 58% see it eroding, and 46% view emerging powers as positive drivers.