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Key takeaways from the UNâthe Chinese mainland Forum in Beijing: From the rise of the Global South to digital-era governance, explore four themes shaping global cooperation.
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Key takeaways from the UNâthe Chinese mainland Forum in Beijing: From the rise of the Global South to digital-era governance, explore four themes shaping global cooperation.
On Nov 28, 2025, China urged the US to lift âillegalâ unilateral sanctions on Venezuela, calling for multilateral solutions to boost peace and development in Latin America.
Professor Wang Yiwei explains how Chinese philosophical traditions inform Xi’s Global Governance Initiative, outlining five core principles and three ‘co-‘ concepts for a fairer, more inclusive world order.
At CSP-30 in The Hague, China urged OPCW members to uphold consensus, strengthen solidarity, and depoliticize chemical weapons prohibition, backed by Brazil, Uganda, and others.
G20 leaders in Johannesburg adopted a 122-point declaration championing multilateralism and support for developing nations, despite a weekend U.S. boycott.
At COP30 in Belém, negotiators adopted the Global Mutirão pact, signaling an irreversible shift to green and low-carbon transitions with strong multilateral support.
At the 2025 G20 Summit in Johannesburg, Chinese Premier Li Qiang and Italyâs Giorgia Meloni pledged to deepen strategic ties, boost two-way opening up, and strengthen multilateral cooperation.
Serbian Prime Minister Djuro Macut says the Chinese mainland’s four global initiatives bring fresh vitality to the UN Charter and guide efforts toward a shared future.
Chinese premier Li Qiang urged G20 leaders to uphold free trade, strengthen multilateralism and launch initiatives for sustainable growth at the Johannesburg summit.
The 20th G20 summit in Johannesburg saw leaders adopt a declaration prioritizing support for developing nations in climate action, debt sustainability and inclusive growth.