Nuclear risks and NATO: Key to global peace and security
CGTN, 08 Nov 2022
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China, the world's largest developing country, and Germany, the largest economy in Europe, have pledged to safeguard world peace and stability in a meeting between top leaders celebrating the 50th anniversary of bilateral relations. Amid regional conflicts, global warming, nuclear risks, and energy crisis, how could the two countries' cooperation make a difference? How could it benefit the world? For answers, CGTN's Tian Wei talked to Zhou Bo, senior fellow at the Center for International Security and Strategy at Tsinghua University.
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China, the world's largest developing country, and Germany, the largest economy in Europe, have pledged to safeguard world peace and stability in a meeting between top leaders celebrating the 50th anniversary of bilateral relations. Amid regional conflicts, global warming, nuclear risks, and energy crisis, how could the two countries' cooperation make a difference? How could it benefit the world? For answers, CGTN's Tian Wei talked to Zhou Bo, senior fellow at the Center for International Security and Strategy at Tsinghua University.
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