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China upholds fairness, justice, promotes world multi-polarity

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By He Yin, People’s Daily

In today’s turbulent world, power politics and bullying practices are causing severe harm, and the
international security landscape is fraught with chaos. As a responsible major country, China
always upholds fairness and justice.
Upholding fairness and justice has been a fine tradition and unwavering commitment of Chinese
diplomacy. From putting forth the Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence with neighboring
countries over 70 years ago to actively advancing the building of a new type of international
relations and a community with a shared future for mankind in the new era, China has taken
concrete actions to contribute its strength in safeguarding world peace and promoting common
development.
In developing international relations, China is committed to equality among all countries, big or
small, and adheres to the principle of combining justice with interests while prioritizing justice.
China does not seek major-power competition or geopolitical spheres of influence. It does not
interfere in the internal affairs of other countries or force them to take sides.
Faced with surging hegemonism and power politics, China has always been defending justice. It
has resolutely pushed back against a handful of countries; attempts to dominate international
affairs, demanded increased representation and voice of developing countries in the global
governance system, supported addressing the historical injustices done to African countries as a
priority, and urged the lifting of all illegal unilateral sanctions. With these efforts, China has firmly
upheld the common and legitimate rights and interests of developing countries, and made the
international order more just and equitable.
Defending justice in defiance of hegemonic power is certainly also about safeguarding China's
sovereignty, national dignity and territorial integrity. In the face of external interference and
provocation, China fought back resolutely and forcefully. In response to various acts of unjustified
suppression, China took legitimate and reasonable countermeasures.
In international affairs, China consistently upholds fairness and justice while seeking solutions to
pressing issues, in an effort to promote equity and justice, and contribute to lasting peace and
stability.
On May 30, Chinese President Xi Jinping delivered a keynote speech at the opening ceremony of
the 10th Ministerial Conference of the China-Arab States Cooperation Forum. He stressed that
China firmly supports the establishment of an independent State of Palestine that enjoys full
sovereignty based on the 1967 borders and with East Jerusalem as its capital.
It supports Palestine’s full membership in the UN, and supports a more broad-based,
authoritative and effective international peace conference.
Leaders of countries attending the opening ceremony highly appreciated China's fair and just
stance on the Palestinian question. They expressed willingness to work closely with China to help
ease tensions and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
On July 4, Xi delivered a speech when attending the expanded meeting of the Shanghai
Cooperation Organization (SCO), or SCO+ in Astana, Kazakhstan, where he called for building a
common home of fairness and justice. The SCO Summit has issued the Astana Declaration and the
SCO initiative on world unity for justice, harmony and development. It was a strong message of
the new era, one that calls for solidarity, cooperation and justice rather than division,
confrontation, and hegemonism.

China unites with the Global South on the basis of equality, openness, transparency and
inclusiveness, strengthening the power of fairness and justice in the international community. As
an important member of the Global South, China forms its stance based on the merits of each issue
when handling international affairs, abides by the basic norms of international relations, and
safeguards the legitimate rights and interests of all countries, especially developing countries.
China supports deepening cooperation under the expanded BRICS and the SCO, and supports
Brazil and Peru in holding the G20 Leaders' Summit and the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation
(APEC) Economic Leaders' Meeting respectively to jointly create a shining "South moment" in
global governance.
China is accelerating the implementation of the eight initiatives to better support Global South
cooperation, working to ensure the success of the 2024 Summit of the Forum on China-Africa
Cooperation (FOCAC) that will be held in Beijing from September 4 to 6, developing the "five
cooperation frameworks" with Arab states, upgrading its relations with countries in Latin America
and the Caribbean, and deepening cooperation with Pacific island countries. China will stay
committed to the development and revitalization of the Global South.
Promoting world multipolarity and greater democracy in international relations is part and parcel
of upholding fairness and justice. China advocates an equal and orderly multipolar world, which
means every country can find its place in a multipolar system and play its due role pursuant to
international law.
China advocates that the multipolar world should be equal, that is, to insist on the equality of all
countries, oppose hegemony and power politics, oppose the monopoly of a few countries in
international affairs, and effectively promote greater democracy in international relations.
China believes that multipolarity should be a historical process in which countries choose
solidarity over division, communication over confrontation, cooperation over conflict, and win-
win results over lose-lose situations.
To achieve this goal, all countries should uphold the purposes and principles of the UN Charter,
safeguard the universally recognized basic norms governing international relations, and practice
genuine multilateralism.
No matter how the international landscape evolves, China always stands on the right side of
history and upholds fairness and justice. It will always be a firm builder of world peace, a
contributor to global development, and a defender of the international order.
China will continue to uphold fairness and justice, adhere to true multilateralism, safeguard the
authority and role of the UN, make the global governance architecture more balanced and
effective, and build an equal and orderly multipolar world.

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BREAKING: Trump Orders Investigation into Reported Christian Killings in Nigeria

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By: Fabian Apechihin

U.S. President Donald J. Trump has directed lawmakers to launch an immediate investigation into reports of widespread killings of Christians in Nigeria, describing the situation as a “Christian genocide.”

In a statement released Friday evening via his Truth Social platform, Trump expressed grave concern over the violence, blaming radical Islamist groups for what he called a “mass slaughter.”

“Christianity is facing an existential threat in Nigeria. Thousands of Christians are being killed. Radical Islamists are responsible for this mass slaughter,” he wrote.

The U.S. President announced that he is designating Nigeria a “Country of Particular Concern,” citing alarming figures of killings within the country compared to global totals.

“When Christians, or any such group, are slaughtered like is happening in Nigeria — something must be done! I am asking Congressman Riley Moore, together with Chairman Tom Cole and the House Appropriations Committee, to immediately look into this matter and report back to me,” Trump stated.

He added that the United States “cannot stand by while such atrocities are happening,” pledging that his administration remains ready “to protect Christian populations around the world.”

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Polish MEP Raises Alarm Over Killings of Christians in Nigeria

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By: Fabian Apechihin

Polish Member of the European Parliament (MEP), Dominik Tarczyński, has once again drawn global attention to what he described as the ongoing persecution and killings of Christians in Nigeria.

In a post on his verified 𝕏 account on Monday, Tarczyński shared an image of a blood-stained Nigerian flag alongside a viral video showing a pastor conducting a burial ceremony for victims of violence.

In the video, the pastor lamented the frequent killings, saying:

“We are tired of performing burial every day, and they expect us to remain silent. It has become an order, and the Nigerian government came out to deny the massacre, saying there is no genocide of Christians in Nigeria. United Nations, you’re watching me. The American Parliament is aware of what we are doing now. My special request is to President Trump to save our lives in Nigeria. They are killing more Christians. If they say they kill Muslims, the Muslims are killed by who? Muslims are killed by Muslims.”

Tarczyński’s post quickly went viral, sparking widespread reactions and renewed calls for the Nigerian government to intensify efforts to combat banditry and terrorism.

However, the Federal Government has repeatedly rejected claims of a religiously targeted genocide. In a recent statement, the Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, described such allegations as “false, baseless, despicable, and divisive.”

Idris maintained that Nigeria’s security challenges are complex and not driven by religious motives, warning that framing the fight against terrorism as an anti-Christian campaign could deepen existing social and religious divides.

He reiterated the government’s commitment to protecting all Nigerians, regardless of faith or ethnicity, and called on international partners and media outlets to “refrain from narratives that distort the country’s security realities.”

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Two Dead After Cargo Plane Skids Off Hong Kong Runway Into Sea

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Two airport security officers were killed early Monday after a cargo plane skidded off the runway at Hong Kong International Airport, struck their patrol vehicle, and plunged into the sea.

The incident involved Emirates flight EK9788, a Boeing 747 arriving from Dubai around 03:50 local time (19:50 GMT Sunday). The aircraft veered off the north runway, crashed through perimeter fencing, and collided with the patrol vehicle, pushing it into the water. Both occupants of the vehicle died, while the plane’s four crew members survived.

According to officials, the plane ended up partially submerged, making it one of Hong Kong Airport’s deadliest aviation accidents in years. Two other runways remain operational as investigations continue.

Airport operations executive director Steven Yiu said the patrol vehicle had been travelling on a service road outside the runway’s perimeter at a “safe distance” when the plane suddenly turned off course.
“Normally, the plane is not supposed to turn towards the sea,” Yiu said during a press briefing. He emphasized that the patrol car “definitely did not enter the runway” and that the aircraft had not sent a distress signal before landing.

Divers later recovered the bodies of the victims—two men aged 30 and 41—about five meters from the shore and seven meters underwater. One was confirmed dead at the scene, and the other died in hospital.

Hong Kong’s transport bureau expressed condolences to the victims’ families, describing the event as “deeply saddening.”

Emirates confirmed the accident, saying the cargo plane “sustained damage on landing in Hong Kong.” The airline noted there was no cargo onboard and that the aircraft had been wet-leased—meaning operated with crew and insurance—from Turkish carrier ACT Airlines.

Firefighters reached the scene within two minutes, rescuing all four crew members who had escaped via the aircraft’s emergency slides. Photos from the crash site show the plane broken in half, with part of its fuselage submerged in water.

Authorities are now searching for the plane’s flight data and cockpit voice recorders (“black boxes”). A police spokesperson said criminal investigations have not been ruled out.

The affected runway will remain closed pending the outcome of the investigation. At least 11 incoming cargo flights were cancelled on Monday, according to airport authorities.

This is only the second fatal aviation accident at Hong Kong International Airport since it relocated to Chek Lap Kok in 1998. The previous one occurred in 1999, when a China Airlines jet crash-landed during a typhoon, killing three people.

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