Xi Jinping Says U.S. Actions in Venezuela Threaten Global Order, Calls for Respecting International Law
Chinese President Xi Jinping warned that U.S. military actions in Venezuela represent bullying, undermining global order, urging major nations to respect international law.
Chinese President Xi Jinping criticized unilateral U.S. actions in Venezuela, warning that such measures undermine international order and stability globally.
Xi made these remarks during a meeting with Irish Prime Minister Michael Martin in Beijing, emphasizing that all nations should respect development paths chosen by other countries. He stressed adherence to international law and the UN Charter.
The Chinese leader further called on major powers to lead by example in following international norms and to refrain from unilateral coercive actions. He noted that stability requires cooperation and mutual respect among nations.
Prime Minister Martin expressed Ireland’s commitment to upholding international law, maintaining close cooperation with China, and promoting free trade, global prosperity, and peace.
Analysts say China’s reaction reflects broader concerns about U.S. interventions destabilizing regions and the potential for escalating conflicts across Latin America. Beijing has consistently defended sovereignty as a core principle.
Experts also note that China’s growing diplomatic engagements, including high-level meetings with European officials, aim to reinforce a multipolar approach to international governance and counter unilateralism.
The remarks highlight China’s strategic positioning as a global mediator advocating respect for sovereignty while promoting multilateralism, particularly in response to U.S. military interventions.
Observers say Beijing’s statement signals its intent to strengthen partnerships with European nations, emphasizing dialogue and coordinated responses to crises affecting global stability.
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