27.07.2013, 18:05
Interessant sind auch die Kommentare. die bei Xinhua veröffentlich wurden. Sie zeigen den Weg, den China zukünftig befürworten dürfte.
"Supporting denuclearization on the Korean Peninsula, China is committed to maintaining stability in and restoring peace to the region. The six-party talks it helped launch in 2003 now remain the most viable path to Korean peace.
The deep-seated distrust that has developed over the past six decades means that Korean peace will not come as a windfall, but demands painstaking diplomacy.
Peace is not a zero-sum game. It benefits all that embrace it.
So it is high time that relevant parties resumed the hexapartite negotiations and returned permanent peace to the Korean Peninsula."
http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/indept...578799.htm
"As a crucial player in the region and a signatory to the Korean War Armistice Agreement, over the years China has been playing an active role in facilitating dialogue and promoting peace on the peninsula.
As peace and development has already become the prevailing theme of our time, no one is willing to see a replay of what happened on the peninsula six decades ago.
Therefore, the time for commemorating the truce should become a new opportunity for related parties to work together and create conditions for resuming dialogue toward the goal of denuclearization and building enduring peace on the Korean Peninsula."
http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/indept...579091.htm
"Supporting denuclearization on the Korean Peninsula, China is committed to maintaining stability in and restoring peace to the region. The six-party talks it helped launch in 2003 now remain the most viable path to Korean peace.
The deep-seated distrust that has developed over the past six decades means that Korean peace will not come as a windfall, but demands painstaking diplomacy.
Peace is not a zero-sum game. It benefits all that embrace it.
So it is high time that relevant parties resumed the hexapartite negotiations and returned permanent peace to the Korean Peninsula."
http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/indept...578799.htm
"As a crucial player in the region and a signatory to the Korean War Armistice Agreement, over the years China has been playing an active role in facilitating dialogue and promoting peace on the peninsula.
As peace and development has already become the prevailing theme of our time, no one is willing to see a replay of what happened on the peninsula six decades ago.
Therefore, the time for commemorating the truce should become a new opportunity for related parties to work together and create conditions for resuming dialogue toward the goal of denuclearization and building enduring peace on the Korean Peninsula."
http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/indept...579091.htm