In the past few days, the Group of Seven (G7) summit and the NATO summit have successively appeared in Europe. CNN (CNN) pointed out that the United States hopes to persuade other countries to jointly counter China, making the topic of China at this year’s summit more popular than last year.
There are very urgent issues both in the United States and around the world. The United States is experiencing the most serious inflation in the past 40 years. Georgieva, Director General of the International Monetary Fund, believes that "the path for the United States to avoid economic recession is narrowing." The conflict between Russia and Ukraine has lasted for four months, and the sanctions imposed by the United States and its allies on Russia have exacerbated tensions in the global supply chain. The COVID-19 epidemic has brought uncertainty to the world economy. Addressing climate change, global poverty reduction and other issues require greater international cooperation.
The United States ignores these pressing international issues. Instead, it uses the G7 and NATO summits to maliciously hype China's issues and regards China as an "imaginary enemy." This is a typical Cold War mentality and group confrontation.
China advocates true multilateralism, safeguards the international system with the United Nations as its core, and advocates the establishment of a community with a shared future for mankind. China has never been a "troublemaker" in international affairs, but a positive force in safeguarding world peace and development. The United States’ attempt to win over allies against China is unlikely to succeed. (Hotspot Observer Commentator)
