The War Is Over | The End Of NATO | Brian Berletic Alex Reporterfy | The New Atlas

#china #chinalive #nato 🎙️ LIVESTREAM EVENT May 1st, 2023 🔴 Live Stream | Taiwan What’s Next | Let’s Talk China | with Brian Berletic The New Atlas & Alex Reporterfy & Danny Haiphong Get ready for a full hour of Geopolitics. 🎙️ LIVESTREAM EVENT May 1st, 2023 🌟 Los Angeles: 06:00 🌟 New York: 09:00 🌟 Paris: 15:00 🌟 Beijing: 21:00 🔴Show Link 👇👇👇 In recent years, the ongoing conflict in Ukraine has been a major source of tension and violence in the region. However, China has recently emerged as a surprising new player in the conflict resolution process, offering diplomatic and economic support to help end the war in Ukraine. China’s involvement in Ukraine has largely been motivated by its desire to promote regional stability and protect its own economic interests. As a major global power and a key player in the region, China has the resources and influence to help mediate a peaceful resolution to the conflict. In recent years, Chinese officials have been actively engaged in talks with both the Ukrainian government and separatist groups, offering support and assistance in a number of areas. One of the key ways in which China has helped to end the war in Ukraine has been through its involvement in the peace talks. China has been a vocal advocate for a peaceful resolution to the conflict, and has consistently called for dialogue and negotiation between the parties involved. Chinese officials have also played a key role in facilitating talks between the Ukrainian government and the separatist groups, helping to build trust and create a more constructive dialogue between the two sides. Perhaps the most significant impact of China’s involvement in the conflict resolution process has been its ability to bring together the key players in the conflict and encourage them to work towards a peaceful solution. Through its diplomatic efforts and economic support, China has helped to create an environment in which the parties involved can engage in constructive dialogue and work towards a peaceful resolution to the conflict. Of course, there are still many challenges to be faced in ending the war in Ukraine, and there is still much work to be done. However, China’s involvement in the conflict resolution process has been a major step forward, and it provides hope that a peaceful resolution to the conflict is possible. By continuing to work closely with the Ukrainian government and the separatist groups, China can play an important role in helping to create a more stable and peaceful region, and in promoting greater cooperation and understanding between nations. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky recently held a phone call with Chinese President Xi Jinping to discuss a range of issues, including economic cooperation and the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. The call marks an important step forward in Ukraine’s efforts to strengthen its ties with China and build closer relations between the two countries. During the call, Zelensky and Xi discussed a number of economic issues, including trade and investment. The two leaders expressed their commitment to strengthening economic ties between Ukraine and China, and discussed ways to increase bilateral trade and investment in the coming years. In addition to economic issues, the two leaders also discussed the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, with Zelensky thanking Xi for China’s support in the peace talks. China has been actively involved in efforts to resolve the conflict in Ukraine, offering diplomatic support and economic assistance to both the Ukrainian government and separatist groups. The phone call between Zelensky and Xi is a positive development for Ukraine, as it demonstrates China’s growing interest in the region and its willingness to engage with Ukrainian leaders on a range of issues. By building closer ties with China, Ukraine can help to promote greater economic cooperation and political stability in the region, while also working towards a peaceful resolution to the conflict. Please Subscribe to the following channels. Cyrus Janssen : @CyrusJanssen The New Atlas (Brian Berletic) @TheNewAtlas Danny Haiphong @geopoliticshaiphong Reporterfy Media (Alex) : @Reporterfy iChongqing : @iChongqing @TheNewAtlas @CyrusJanssen @Reporterfy @geopoliticshaiphong @iChongqing @geopoliticshaiphong