EU Chief Urges China To Push Moscow To Respect International Law

EU Chief Urges China To Push Moscow To Respect International Law

EU chief Charles Michel on November 12 said the bloc expected China to use "all the means at its disposal" to push Moscow to respect international law, days before a G20 summit expected to be dominated by the conflict in Ukraine.

EU chief urges China to push Moscow to respect international law

Rest of World News: PHNOM PENH: EU chief Charles Michel said on Saturday that the bloc expected China to use “all the means at its disposal” to push Moscow to respect int.

EU chief urges China to push Moscow to respect international law

PHNOM PENH, Nov 12 ― EU chief Charles Michel said Saturday the bloc expected China to use “all the means at its disposal” to push Moscow to respect international law, days before a G20 summit expected to be dominated by the conflict in Ukraine.The European Council president was speaking on the sidelines of a regional summit in Cambodia, where Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba urged Southeast Asian leaders to support Kyiv.While China remai…

EU expects China to push Moscow to respect international law: European Council President

European Council President Charles Michel said that the European Union expected China to push Moscow to respect international law. He said that China should use "all means at its disposal" for this. Michel's statement came just days before G20 summit takes place. It is expected that the issue of Ukraine war will dominate the summit. Michel was speaking on the sidelines of Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) summit taking place in Camb

EU Chief Urges China to Push Moscow to Respect International Law

Relations between China and the EU have deteriorated since sanctions were imposed by both sides over accusations of human rights abuses in China's Xinjiang region

European Council President calls on China to persuade Russia to respect international law

European Council President Charles Michel encouraged China to use its influence to persuade Russia to respect international law, implicitly the sovereignty and borders of Ukraine, AFP reports, quoted by Agerpres.