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China’s Vice President calls for peace, two-state solution at UN

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  • Chinese VP Han Zheng called for peace and rejection of a "cold war mentality" at UNGA.
  • He reiterated China's support for a two-state solution for the Palestinian issue.
  • Han stated military action ignoring the UN Security Council is "unacceptable."

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Chinese Vice President Han Zheng, in a speech at the UN General Assembly, called for global peace over war and urged nations to reject a "cold war mentality." He emphasized resolving disputes through dialogue and supported the UN-centered international system. On the Palestinian issue, Han voiced strong support for a two-state solution and for Palestinians to govern Palestine. He also addressed other global issues, calling for an end to the US blockade of Cuba and for developed nations to meet their climate and development finance commitments to the Global South.

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Addressing the UN General Assembly, Chinese Vice President Han Zheng stated that military actions which ignore the authority of the UN Security Council are "unacceptable." He also called for the sovereignty and security of Middle Eastern and Gulf countries to be respected.

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In his address, Vice President Han Zheng also stated that military actions which ignore the authority of the UN Security Council are "unacceptable." He further called for the sovereignty and security of Middle Eastern and Gulf countries to be respected.

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  1. It’s interesting to see the connection made between peace and keeping supply chains stable. Yeh economic stability global security ke liye bohat ahem hai, shayad siyasi bayanat se bhi zyada.

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