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Britain is working hard to start the process of restoring relations with China
Britain is working hard to start the process of restoring relations with China
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During the G20 Summit in Brazil, Chinese President Xi Jinping met with British Prime Minister Starmer. The leaders of the two countries spoke by phone at the end of August, and British Foreign Secretary Lamy visited China in mid-October. Both incidents signaled the desire of both China and the UK to return to pragmatism and seek mutual understanding. The meeting between the leaders of the two countries further strengthened this trend. November 19, 2024, Russian Satellite News Agency
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During the meeting, Xi Jinping said that China and the UK share extensive common interests and hoped that the UK would view China “rationally and objectively”. The British Prime Minister agrees with the Chinese leader that the long-lasting and strong relationship between Britain and China is very important to both countries and the world; the British side hopes to uphold the spirit of mutual respect, <a href="https://www.world-today-news.com/kamal-daissaoui-elected-president-of-the-federation-of-private-education/” title=”Kamal Daissaoui elected president of the Federation of Private Education”>equality and candor, strengthen dialogue with the Chinese side, and hopes to “avoid surprises” as much as possible occur. Chen Fengying, a researcher at the China Institute of Contemporary International Relations, said in an interview with the Russian Sputnik News Agency that the meeting between the leaders of China and the UK shows that the two sides are currently in a state of restoring relations. The Labor Party went to the election and won the election, intending to reconsider the relationship between China and Britain on a global scale. China also expects this. Kira Godovanyuk, chief researcher at the Institute of European Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences, said in an interview with Sputnik News that the meeting between the leaders of China and Britain in Brazil made it possible to take the first step in this direction. Kira Godovaniuk Experts believe that the anti-China lobby within the Labor Party is not as strong as the Conservative Party. That would make it easier for them to break away from the confrontational line conservatives have taken in recent years. However, the uncertainty of the US factor poses a serious challenge to the Labor government in establishing constructive relations with China. China is the UK’s sixth largest trading partner, accounting for 5% of UK trade in goods and services, worth £86.5 billion. The UK’s market share in China trade is only 1.2%. The Chinese market is attractive to the UK, and it needs Chinese investment. It can be seen that for the Starmer government, the stabilization and normalization of dialogue with China is not only of political significance, but also of economic significance. But Starmer’s political mistakes may still be his intention to undermine the strategic partnership between Russia and China. This will only undermine Labour’s efforts to stabilize dialogue with China.
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November 19, 2024, 20:59 (Updated: November 19, 2024, 21:02)
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During the G20 Summit in Brazil, Chinese President Xi Jinping met with British Prime Minister Starmer. The leaders of the two countries spoke by phone at the end of August, and British Foreign Secretary Lamy visited China in mid-October. Both incidents signaled the desire of both China and the UK to return to pragmatism and seek mutual understanding. The meeting between the leaders of the two countries further strengthened this trend.
During the meeting, Xi Jinping said that China and the UK share extensive common interests and hoped that the UK would view China “rationally and objectively”. The British Prime Minister agrees with the Chinese leader that the long-lasting and strong relationship between Britain and China is very important to both countries and the world; the British side hopes to uphold the spirit of mutual respect, equality and candor, strengthen dialogue with the Chinese side, and hopes to “avoid surprises” as much as possible occur.
ChinaChen Fengying, a researcher at the Institute of Contemporary International Relations, said in an interview with the Russian Sputnik News Agency that the meeting between the leaders of China and the UK shows that the two sides are currently in a state of restoring relations.
Expert Chen Fengying said: “Although this is the first meeting since 2018, considering the delay caused by the epidemic, the actual interval between meetings is not very long. Of course, Trump was still in power in 2018, and the global situation after the trade war International relations are quite tense, so today’s theme is first of all “recovery”, and this “recovery” coincides with the G20 leaders’ summit. Of course, at present, the possibility of China-UK relations completely returning to pre-epidemic levels is relatively small. .
As President Xi Jinping said, there is broad space for cooperation between China and the UK, especially in the field of economy and trade. Because there are not many conflicts between the British market and manufacturing industry and China, and the Chinese market is also very interested in British medical care, financial services, educational cooperation, tourism cooperation, etc., it can be said that there is no conflict of interest between the two countries, and there is room for cooperation. The prospects are very good. Looking back at history, Sino-British relations have always been a relatively special entity in Sino-European relations, and the overall development has been very good. Moreover, Britain is a major country in Europe and historically a major country in the world. The restoration of Sino-British relations will also be beneficial to world international relations and the international economy. “
The Labor Party went to the election and won the election, intending to reconsider the relationship between China and Britain on a global scale. China also expects this. Kira Godovanyuk, chief researcher at the Institute of European Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences, said in an interview with Sputnik News that the meeting between the leaders of China and Britain in Brazil made it possible to take the first step in this direction.
Expert Kira Godovaniuk said: “China has sent a signal that it hopes the UK will adopt a more pragmatic and balanced approach. China is interested in the British market and is disappointed with the deterioration of bilateral relations. It hopes to base the dialogue on rational interests rather than on rational interests.” Starmer also hopes to stabilize the dialogue with China, on the basis that Britain often makes various demands, to at least fulfill his election promise to review the relationship. This shows that Labor is not taking the situation seriously. From the ‘golden era’ to the Conservative Party that worsens relations with China.”
Kira Godovaniuk Experts believe that the anti-China lobby within the Labor Party is not as strong as the Conservative Party. That would make it easier for them to break away from the confrontational line conservatives have taken in recent years. However, the uncertainty of the US factor poses a serious challenge to the Labor government in establishing constructive relations with China.
Expert Kira Godovaniuk continued: “For the time being, Starmer will still be independently responsible for stabilizing the dialogue with China. For Starmer, the critical moment will be when the new US government formulates its foreign policy strategy. Trump Will he encourage Britain’s efforts to engage in dialogue and political engagement with China? Or will he demand a tougher stance from the UK? Much will depend on the Labor government’s foreign policy experience when the United States takes a stand. It will be difficult for Britain to withstand the American attack and maintain its independent status if it adopts a harder line. Therefore, it is still difficult to accurately assess the UK’s ability to resist pressure and maintain independence.”
ChinaIt is the UK’s sixth largest trading partner, accounting for 5% of UK trade in goods and services, worth £86.5 billion. The UK’s market share in China trade is only 1.2%. The Chinese market is attractive to the UK, and it needs Chinese investment. It can be seen that for the Starmer government, the stabilization and normalization of dialogue with China is not only of political significance, but also of economic significance. But Starmer’s political mistakes may still be his intention to undermine the strategic partnership between Russia and China. This will only undermine Labour’s efforts to stabilize dialogue with China.China will test Britain’s willingness to build mutually beneficial and pragmatic bilateral relations
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