Renewing Multilateralism: China and UN in the 21st Century

IOL · Published 1h ago

Fifty-five years after the UN General Assembly adopted Resolution 2758, this article explores China's transformation from a cautious re-entry into the United Nations to becoming a central pillar in global multilateralism. It reflects on the challenges faced today and the importance of renewed cooper

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