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DIR By: chandna rani
Date: September 3, 2023, 12:55 am
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We still do not know with certainty what the future world order
will be like, but if we look in detail at the two votes on
Russia's invasion of Ukraine held on March 2 and 24 at the
United Nations (UN) General Assembly, we would already have a
clue. In both resolutions, an overwhelming majority of Member
States voted to condemn Russia (141 and 140). Only five states
voted against the conviction: Belarus, Eritrea, North Korea,
Russia and Syria. 35 and 38 countries respectively abstained on
each vote, including many authoritarian states such as China,
but also India, the world's largest democracy. Only five states
voted against the conviction: Belarus, Eritrea, North Korea,
Russia and Syria.
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the conviction: Belarus,
Eritrea, North Korea, Russia and Syria. 35 and 38 countries
respectively abstained on each vote, including many
authoritarian states such as China, but also India, the world's
largest democracy. In total, the states that did not
unequivocally condemn Russian aggression constitute half of the
world's population. If you add those who condemned Russia but
did not support Western sanctions, the figure even rises to
two-thirds of the world's population. It should be noted that
the vast majority of these countries are geographically located
on the Eurasian landmass and in Africa along the "New Silk Road"
from China.
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Despite international criticism, the Chinese government has yet
to condemn the Russian invasion. On the contrary: in February,
Moscow and Beijing reaffirmed their "unlimited friendship" and
signed a comprehensive association agreement between the two
countries. The war is apparently leading Russia to become
unilaterally dependent on China, both politically and
economically. Beijing, in turn, It could take advantage of
Russian dependence to expand its area of ​​influence
to the former Soviet republics of Central Asia.
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