There is considerable reason for China to pursue a policy of discreet mediation of the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Such a policy is in China’s own interests and would benefit the global economy, but these factors are not the most critical considerations. Some argue that China should accept the virtue of Western sanctions and condemn Russia. Meanwhile, certain extreme internet users want Beijing to aid Russia or stand idly by as the world burns. There are arguments for these positions and both…
Source: SCMP
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China need not pick a side in Ukraine war, but it should mediate for peace
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