4,000 Ton China Missile Frigate Off Libya Coast
Malik495
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
china doesnt trust on Pakistan anymore...we change our foreign policies on a single phone from USA...... so dont rely on china... we the pakistani govt is a paid killer who kills and handover its own people for dollars... not only this but we release killers murderes (raymond davis) in exchange of money....how china will trust on our traitors.. china's army is only for china not for anyother country..
Muhammad Tauseef A. Bajwa
Senator (1k+ posts)
China regrets multinational air strikes in Libya
China regrets multinational air strikes in Libya
By AFP
Published: March 20, 2011
Russia also issues statement in which it calls for a ceasefire as soon as possible. PHOTO: REUTERS
BEIJING:
China expressed regret on Sunday over the multinational air strikes in Libya, saying in a foreign ministry statement that it opposed the use of force in international relations.
China has noted the latest developments in Libya and expresses regret over the military attacks on Libya, the statement said.
Russia also issued a similarly worded statement in which it called for a ceasefire as soon as possible.
Chinas statement made no mention of a ceasefire and stressed that China respected the north African countrys sovereignty, independence, unity and territorial integrity.
We hope Libya can restore stability as soon as possible and avoid further civilian casualties due to an escalation of armed conflict, it added.
Multinational forces led by France and Britain began bombarding Libya with missiles from air and sea on Saturday to enforce a United Nations-mandated no-fly zone and protection of rebels from Moamer Qaddafis forces.
China and Russia were the most prominent voices in opposition to military action in Libya within the 15-member United Nations Security Council.
However, neither blocked the UN resolution authorising the operation, abstaining in the Security Council vote on the issue rather than using their veto power.
France and Britain had led the demands for a no-fly zone, and French President Nicolas Sarkozy wrote to the heads of state or government of all the other council members seeking urgent backing for the measure.
China said earlier it abstained after having taken into account the concerns and positions of Arab countries and the African Union, as well as the current special circumstances in Libya, without elaborating further.
China, which faces frequent foreign criticism over its own human rights record and treatment of restive minority groups, consistently opposes moves deemed as interfering in the affairs of other countries.
China has always opposed the use of force in international relations, Sundays statement said, adding that Beijing supported the spirit and principles of the UN Charter, without elaborating.
Chinas leaders have watched with concern as a mix of issues ranging from the economy to corruption and a lack of democracy, sparked popular uprisings in Tunisia, Egypt, Libya and elsewhere in the Arab world.
Premier Wen Jiabao last year rejected any comparison to the situation in the Middle East and North Africa with China.
Nonetheless, leading web censors have blocked results for Egypt and other terms that could be related to the uprisings, for instance on the popular web portal sina.com.
It has also poured security forces into the streets in Beijing, Shanghai and other cities across the country in response to anonymous calls for weekly Sunday strolling rallies in major Chinese cities.
The calls have largely fizzled under the smothering police response, and no obvious protest actions have been reported.
http://tribune.com.pk/story/135367/china-regrets-multinational-air-strikes-in-libya/
China regrets multinational air strikes in Libya
By AFP
Published: March 20, 2011
Russia also issues statement in which it calls for a ceasefire as soon as possible. PHOTO: REUTERS
BEIJING:
China expressed regret on Sunday over the multinational air strikes in Libya, saying in a foreign ministry statement that it opposed the use of force in international relations.
China has noted the latest developments in Libya and expresses regret over the military attacks on Libya, the statement said.
Russia also issued a similarly worded statement in which it called for a ceasefire as soon as possible.
Chinas statement made no mention of a ceasefire and stressed that China respected the north African countrys sovereignty, independence, unity and territorial integrity.
We hope Libya can restore stability as soon as possible and avoid further civilian casualties due to an escalation of armed conflict, it added.
Multinational forces led by France and Britain began bombarding Libya with missiles from air and sea on Saturday to enforce a United Nations-mandated no-fly zone and protection of rebels from Moamer Qaddafis forces.
China and Russia were the most prominent voices in opposition to military action in Libya within the 15-member United Nations Security Council.
However, neither blocked the UN resolution authorising the operation, abstaining in the Security Council vote on the issue rather than using their veto power.
France and Britain had led the demands for a no-fly zone, and French President Nicolas Sarkozy wrote to the heads of state or government of all the other council members seeking urgent backing for the measure.
China said earlier it abstained after having taken into account the concerns and positions of Arab countries and the African Union, as well as the current special circumstances in Libya, without elaborating further.
China, which faces frequent foreign criticism over its own human rights record and treatment of restive minority groups, consistently opposes moves deemed as interfering in the affairs of other countries.
China has always opposed the use of force in international relations, Sundays statement said, adding that Beijing supported the spirit and principles of the UN Charter, without elaborating.
Chinas leaders have watched with concern as a mix of issues ranging from the economy to corruption and a lack of democracy, sparked popular uprisings in Tunisia, Egypt, Libya and elsewhere in the Arab world.
Premier Wen Jiabao last year rejected any comparison to the situation in the Middle East and North Africa with China.
Nonetheless, leading web censors have blocked results for Egypt and other terms that could be related to the uprisings, for instance on the popular web portal sina.com.
It has also poured security forces into the streets in Beijing, Shanghai and other cities across the country in response to anonymous calls for weekly Sunday strolling rallies in major Chinese cities.
The calls have largely fizzled under the smothering police response, and no obvious protest actions have been reported.
http://tribune.com.pk/story/135367/china-regrets-multinational-air-strikes-in-libya/
If China becomes a super power then it will be another soviet union and a bigger threat to the world then America. China is a communist country with a centralize governmnet . Only communist party leadership can be the countries leader. People are killed if they talk against there own government. They have killed hundreds of muslims in there muslim majority province. We dont like america cause of there policies and we like china cause we think they are in favour of us.
But the only reason they favour us is cause we do a lil bit of counter balance with India. There is no friend or enemy between states. Its only your national interest.
But the only reason they favour us is cause we do a lil bit of counter balance with India. There is no friend or enemy between states. Its only your national interest.
Wadaich
Prime Minister (20k+ posts)
(omg)
Who shall loot the booty "Libyian Oil Reservoirs" China or USA? Please tell if this going to be the case? If so, then shall there be "Monkey Justice"
I saw hyena and Loin tearing a live young dear into pieces....................................... and they fled after getting their part.
Who shall loot the booty "Libyian Oil Reservoirs" China or USA? Please tell if this going to be the case? If so, then shall there be "Monkey Justice"
I saw hyena and Loin tearing a live young dear into pieces....................................... and they fled after getting their part.
hans
Banned
Civilization as we know today.. The West rest upon is an ambitious taking. Its central argument is that western civilization forged ahead of the rest of the world after 1500 AD because it deployed six "killer applications" : science, medicine, consumerism , competition, property rights and the work ethic.
But it seems Western society forgot six other "killer" applications that marked the west's post-1500 AD encounter with the east: slavery; invasive European settlements in the New World; the colonization of Asia and Africa; genocide of indigenous Aborigines; indentured labour and displacement of indigenous peoples in north America . Each advanced the prosperity of the west, though not in quite the way Western idology sets out.
western civilization is declining to its pre-1500 AD subordinate position today, vis--vis China and India. Clearly, western supremacy was a historical blip created by the six "killer applications"
But it seems Western society forgot six other "killer" applications that marked the west's post-1500 AD encounter with the east: slavery; invasive European settlements in the New World; the colonization of Asia and Africa; genocide of indigenous Aborigines; indentured labour and displacement of indigenous peoples in north America . Each advanced the prosperity of the west, though not in quite the way Western idology sets out.
western civilization is declining to its pre-1500 AD subordinate position today, vis--vis China and India. Clearly, western supremacy was a historical blip created by the six "killer applications"
