Blinken Pressures China On Xinjiang, Tibet, And Hong Kong
Blinken pressures China on Xinjiang, Tibet, and Hong Kong, says the US with democratic values.
US State Department Secretary Antony Blinken told top Chinese diplomat Yang Jiechi in a phone call on Friday that the United States would stand up for human rights and democratic values in Xinjiang, Tibet, and Hong Kong.
The department said in a statement that Blinken pressured China to condemn the military coup in Myanmar and again warned that Washington, along with its allies, held China accountable for stability in the Indo-Pacific region. Will work for efforts.
Recently, US President Joe Biden gave a strong message to China, saying that the US would directly face the challenges presented by China. However, working with Beijing in the interest of the country will not be deterred.
“We will take punitive action to combat economic exploitation by China as well as reduce China’s attack on human rights, intellectual property, and global governance,” Biden said while addressing the Foreign Ministry staff.
Let us tell you that the new foreign minister of America was also elected after Joe Biden took the oath of office. In this, votes were cast for the foreign minister in the US Senate in the name of Antoine Blinken.
The most powerful post in the US after the President is considered to be that of the Foreign Minister. During the tenure of Donald Trump, Mike Ponpio was responsible for this position. Joe Biden had already announced Blinken’s name as the next foreign minister.
A massive cut in UAE funding for Palestinian refugees
Suddenly a decision was taken by the United Arab Emirates to drastically cut funding to a United Nations agency working for Palestinian refugees.
In the year 2020, it has signed a landmark agreement to normalize relations with Israel following the efforts of US President Donald Trump. After this deal, Israel will stop the controversial plan to seize the West Bank area on its side.
An agency called UNRWA provides education, health, and other essential services to the 57 million Palestinian refugees in the Middle East.
These include Palestinian refugees who were evicted or fled from Israel during the 1948 war. In 2018 and 2019, UAE gave $ 51.8 million to UNRWA but in 2020 it gave only $ 1 million to the agency.
This information was given by the agency spokesperson Sami Mshasha on Friday. “We are hopeful that we will get back to the same level in 2021 this year,” he said.
