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Donald Trump's Venezuela risk brings risk to China's plans
2 weeks ago - The Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning told reporters that this was a "typical act of bullying, a serious violation of international law, a severe infringement upon Venezuela's sovereignty and will do grave damage to the rights of the Venezuelan people." ... Some wonder if China is waiting and watching to see if it could do the same in Taiwan, the self-governing island which it views as a breakaway province.
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Xinhua
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China strongly condemns U.S. use of force against Venezuela-Xinhua
2 weeks ago - 3 (Xinhua) -- China is deeply shocked by and strongly condemns the U.S.'s blatant use of force against a sovereign state and action against its president, a Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson said here Saturday. It's reported that the U.S. launched military strikes on Venezuela and Donald ...
NBC News
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China condemns Maduro capture, but some see it as a chance to assert its global position
It has expressed support for Venezuela in recent months amid President Donald Trump’s military buildup, though it has no security commitments to the country and experts say it has avoided more concrete action in part to preserve the U.S.-China trade truce. Maduro was seized hours after he met in Caracas with Qiu Xiaoqi, Beijing’s special envoy for Latin American affairs, in his last publicly reported official meeting. Maduro being escorted by DEA agents at Stewart Airport in New Windsor, N.Y., on Saturday.Obtained by NBC News · It is unclear whether Qiu and the rest of his delegation are still in Venezuela.
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South China Morning Post
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How US actions in Venezuela and beyond could spell opportunity for China | South China Morning Post
2 days ago - America’s military action in Venezuela and President Donald Trump’s talk of owning Greenland are stoking concerns that the United States is dismantling the rules-based global order. But this could also be a diplomatic opening for China as it tries to portray itself, in contrast, as a more responsible and stabilising power.
NBC News
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Why Trump's Venezuela raid may not stop China's influence in South America
6 days ago - Venezuela’s interim leader, Delcy Rodríguez, has welcomed the support, saying Thursday that she had met with Chinese Ambassador Lan Hu. “We value China’s firm and consistent stance in strongly condemning the serious violation of international law and Venezuelan sovereignty,” Rodríguez said in a post on Telegram, according to Reuters, referring to the U.S.
Reuters
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With Venezuela raid, US tells China to keep away from the Americas | Reuters
1 week ago - Now, he said, he will tell China that “we are open for business” and that they can “buy all the oil they want from us there or in the United States.” · The success of the January 3 early morning raid, in which U.S. commandos swept into Caracas and grabbed the Venezuelan president and his wife, was a blow to China's interests and prestige.
CGTN
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China strongly condemns U.S. use of force against Venezuela: spokesperson
2 weeks ago - A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson on Saturday said China is deeply shocked by and strongly condemns the U.S. blatant use of force against a sovereign state and action against its president. It's reported that the U.S. launched military strikes on Venezuela and President Donald Trump posted on Truth Social that the U.S.
The Guardian
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Trump’s attack leaves China worried about its interests in Venezuela | Venezuela | The Guardian
2 weeks ago - Wang Yiwei, the director of the international affairs institute at Renmin University in Beijing, said Trump’s actions were “imperialist” and that Venezuela was likely “just the first” country in Latin America to be subjected to this kind of assault. China has been boosting its diplomacy and investment in Latin America for years, challenging US influence in Washington’s back yard.
Bloomberg
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How Maduro’s Removal Could Help China in Venezuela and Latin America - Bloomberg
5 days ago - Beijing has invested in Venezuela and could come out looking like the more reliable partner. Outside the headquarters of PDVSA, the state-owned oil and gas company, in Caracas.Photographer: Carlos Becerra/Bloomberg ... China has spent years cultivating a relationship with Venezuela, with oil often at the heart of their cooperation.
Forbes
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Maduro, Venezuela, The U.S.—And The Oil Shock China ...
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