China urges US cooperation to mitigate rising tensions before Xi-Trump summit

China has issued a warning that the situation in the Middle East is becoming increasingly volatile, with “flames of war” spreading. The country’s foreign minister made the statement ahead of an upcoming meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump.

In a separate development, China has expressed concerns about the potential impact of the conflict on its own interests, particularly in relation to oil supplies. A recent report by Politico highlights five key charts that illustrate the challenges facing China’s energy sector following US strikes on Iran.

Meanwhile, Al Jazeera reports that China is warning against any attempts to change the government in Iran, citing a lack of popular support for such a move. The BBC has also reported that China’s foreign minister believes the war in Iran should never have happened.

The situation in the Middle East remains fluid and unpredictable, with various countries taking different stances on the conflict. As tensions continue to escalate, it is likely that China will remain closely watching developments and seeking ways to mitigate any potential impact on its own interests.

Source: Google News World