Chinese President Xi Jinping says tensions in Asia-Pacific must not lead to a return to the 'confrontation and division of the Cold War era.'
The world’s top two carbon polluters, China and the United States, have pledged to increase cooperation on climate action in a joint declaration at U.N. climate talks in Glasgow.and to continue liberalizing trade and investment.
The most pressing task in the region is to make an all-out effort to fight the COVID-19 pandemic and to emerge from its shadow as soon as possible, he said. The delegate said the U.S. was unlikely to agree to Russia’s demands because issues involving America’s security are considered “non-negotiable.” The delegate added that China had stayed silent on the U.S. offer.
New Zealand Foreign Minister Nanaia Mahuta said earlier this week that APEC was founded on consensus and that there was not yet a confirmed host for 2023.also spoke at the CEO gathering, saying she believed that liberal democracies could improve global human rights by pressuring autocratic nations. She said businesses also needed to play a role.
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