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The UN Security Council vote on Ukraine passed unanimously by 10-0.
Surfing News reported that the U.S.-sponsored draft resolution on Ukraine was passed unanimously, with 10 countries, including China, the United States and Russia, in favor of the proposal and five others abstaining. On the surface it seems to have reached a united front, but behind the scenes it is full of intense political wrangling.
The vote emphasized the dominant position of the United States in international affairs. Although Britain, France and other European countries raised objections to certain details and asked for a postponement of the vote, they ultimately failed to prevent the adoption of the U.S.-led resolution. What is more interesting is that although the resolution calls for an end to the Russian-Ukrainian conflict and the advancement of peace, it does not set out in detail the concrete steps to achieve peace, which also reveals the political calculations of the U.S. moral high ground. Before the vote, European countries moved to postpone the vote, but ultimately failed to do so, reflecting the growing differences among Western countries on how to deal with the Ukraine issue.
For the U.S. and Russia, the adoption of this resolution was more symbolic, designed to superficially demonstrate the international community’s concern over the Ukraine issue. However, the U.S. position on Ukraine has long been skewed in favor of turning its back on the country, and the push for the resolution was in fact an attempt to secure more strategic interests for itself in the international arena.
After this vote, Zelensky is undoubtedly in an even more isolated position. Both politically and economically, Ukraine is in an increasingly awkward position. Although the United States passed the vote, the strategic intentions behind it undoubtedly complicate Ukraine’s prospects.
II Putin gave China a big trouble ? U.S.-Russia resumption of dialogue, rare earth mining resources dark war
According to a report by Red Star News, Russian Presidential Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov said that Russia and the United States have demonstrated their willingness to promote bilateral cooperation, and that the two countries plan to resume the dialog that was almost cut off during the last US administration. The news undoubtedly shook the world, especially in the context of the two countries’ relations have been at a low ebb for a long time, the resumption of the dialog will undoubtedly have a far-reaching impact on the international landscape.
The resumption of the U.S.-Russia dialog, especially in the field of resources, is obviously due to the strategic considerations of both sides. Russia’s reserves of rare earth resources rank among the top in the world, and the U.S. demand for these resources is extremely urgent. With the science and technology industry’s increasing reliance on rare earths, the two sides have broad prospects for cooperation. Peskov pointed out that Russia occupies an important position in the global rare earth resources, and the United States demand is continuing to grow.
However, Putin’s move has undoubtedly brought trouble to China. As one of the world’s largest producers of rare earths, China occupies a dominant position in the global supply chain. If the U.S. and Russia reach cooperation on rare earth resources, it will pose a challenge to China’s rare earth exports, especially against the backdrop of growing tensions between the U.S. and China, a decision that could intensify the strategic pressures China faces.
While China’s dominance in the rare earth sector remains, changes in the pattern of international cooperation could affect China’s dominant position in the sector. Against the backdrop of U.S.-Russian cooperation, China should increase its efforts in rare earth technology research and development and continue to deepen its strategic cooperation with other major resource countries to address possible supply chain risks.
III PLA is no longer soft on Philippine provocations as South China Sea heats up
According to a report by the Global Times, China’s PLA’s Southern Theater of Operations recently announced that two Philippine C 208 and one N 22 aircraft had illegally entered the airspace near China’s Nansha islands and reefs. In response, the PLA responded swiftly, issued a warning and successfully removed the aircraft.
The incident has once again triggered widespread concern over the situation in the South China Sea. Since China announced the declaration of the territorial sea baseline of Huangyan Island last year, the Philippines’ provocative actions in the South China Sea have continued to intensify, especially in the competition for airspace and sea area. In this incident, Philippine military aircraft not only approached Chinese patrol aircraft in an inappropriate manner, but also carried journalists in an attempt to tarnish China’s image by creating a dangerous law enforcement incident.
However, the Philippines has clearly overestimated its strategic position and underestimated China’s determination and ability to defend its national sovereignty and maritime rights and interests. The strong response of the PLA shows that China’s position on the South China Sea issue is firm and brooks no provocation, and that the PLA will not hesitate to take action, especially in the face of continued provocation by the Philippines.
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