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Jiang argues China wants a fast Middle East ceasefire but cannot readily act because its state tradition emphasizes noninterference, trade, and sovereignty rather than armed-conflict mediation.
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Noninterference
Jiang argues China wants a fast Middle East ceasefire but cannot readily act because its state tradition emphasizes noninterference, trade, and sovereignty rather than armed-conflict mediation.
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"and try and settle this so both the united states and china benefit from the status quo um and china has invested interest in..."
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"as possible and for the straight who moves to open up um but unfortunately um as i pointed out previously when war a war..."
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