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Key Global Challenge This Century to Avert New Wars Amid Great Competition - US Senator
Key Global Challenge This Century to Avert New Wars Amid Great Competition - US Senator
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"I think the challenge for this century is going to be how we all occupy this planet without killing each other and compete with each other," Risch said on Wednesday. "We should be able to compete with each other without killing each other. We need to figure that out because this is not going to get better as we move forward." Risch said the Ukraine crisis has brought the relationship between China, Russia, North Korea, Iran and Venezuela closer together, and this bloc is expected to get stronger in the years ahead. The conflict in Ukraine is just a "warm up" in light of the challenges that lie ahead this century, which he points out may mostly come from China's growing influence, he said. The United States and Europe must join together to compete and push back against China, Risch said.Risch was one of 22 Republican senators who voted for the $90 billion aid package Washington approved for Ukraine earlier this year.The Chinese Embassy in Washington told Sputnik that the hyping up of the so-called "China threat" is completely futile, and China firmly opposes NATO's use of regional hotspot issues to smear China and incite a "new Cold War." NATO should immediately stop making groundless accusations and provocative remarks against China, the Chinese Embassy added.
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Key Global Challenge This Century to Avert New Wars Amid Great Competition - US Senator
WASHINGTON (Sputnik) - The biggest global challenge this century will be to prevent armed conflicts between blocs of nations as they grow stronger and compete against each other, the top Republican on the US Senate Foreign Relations Committee Jim Risch said during the NATO summit in Washington.
"I think the challenge for this century is going to be how we all occupy this planet without killing each other and compete with each other," Risch said on Wednesday. "We should be able to compete with each other without killing each other. We need to figure that out because this is not going to get better as we move forward."
Risch said the Ukraine crisis has brought the relationship between China, Russia, North Korea, Iran and Venezuela closer together, and this bloc is expected to get stronger in the years ahead.
The conflict in Ukraine is just a "warm up" in light of the challenges that lie ahead this century, which he points out may mostly come from China's growing influence, he said.
The United States and Europe must join together to compete and push back against China, Risch said.
Risch was one of 22 Republican senators who voted for the $90 billion aid package Washington approved for Ukraine earlier this year.
The Chinese Embassy in Washington told Sputnik that the hyping up of the so-called "China threat" is completely futile, and China firmly opposes NATO's use of regional hotspot issues to smear China and incite a "new Cold War."
NATO should immediately stop making groundless accusations and provocative remarks against China, the Chinese Embassy added.
