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China pushes multilateral cooperation and rules-based stability

Foreign Minister Wang Yi told more than 50 foreign ministers in Myanmar that Beijing wants an approach rooted in international legal order and win-win solutions.

China is increasingly presenting itself as an advocate for multilateral cooperation and rules-based stability as Washington moves away from the international order it helped build, according to SCMP Economy.

In remarks in Myanmar in 2017, Foreign Minister Wang Yi emphasized a multilateral, cooperative approach to shared global challenges, after addressing more than 50 foreign ministers.

SCMP Economy says Beijing frames its position as support for the existing international legal order and “win-win” solutions, while contrasting it with the idea that the current order is being defined by domination.

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