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China, Brazil issue joint statement on Ukraine crisis

On May 13, 2025, during Brazilian President Lula da Silva’s state visit to Beijing, China and Brazil signed 20 cooperation documents at the Great Hall of the People.
The documents followed extensive talks between Presidents Xi Jinping and Lula, aimed at aligning development strategies amid growing geopolitical tensions.
China and Brazil released a statement expressing support for initiating peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine, endorsing proposals from Presidents Putin and Zelensky and urging the commencement of direct talks.
Lula emphasized that war cannot solve the conflict and highlighted the importance of communication to achieve peace, while China’s Foreign Ministry affirmed that negotiations remain essential to addressing the situation in Ukraine.
Their cooperative efforts aim to build consensus among Global South countries and facilitate a fair, lasting political settlement to the Ukraine conflict through diplomacy.

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Global Times

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China, Brazil support Russia, Ukraine in initiating direct dialogue

China and Brazil agreed on Tuesday to enhance communication and coordination on the Ukraine crisis and support Russia and Ukraine in initiating direct dialogue.

3 days ago·Beijing, China

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Schweizer Radio und Fernsehen (SRF)

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War in Ukraine - China and Brazil want fast negotiations in Ukraine war

Xi and Da Silva hope for an early start of the dialogue between Russia and Ukraine.

4 days ago·Zürich, Switzerland

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Anadolu Ajansı

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China, Brazil back 'early start' to peace talks between Russia, Ukraine

Statement comes ahead of talks Thursday in Türkiye between Moscow and Kyiv - Anadolu Ajansı

4 days ago·Ankara, Türkiye

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CGTN

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China, Brazil issue joint statement on Ukraine crisis

China and Brazil issued a joint statement on the Ukraine crisis on Tuesday, welcoming Russian President Vladimir Putin's proposal to open peace talks and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's positive response.

4 days ago·Beijing, China

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freitag.de

China's "soft" diplomacy in the sign of power and multilateralism

President Xi accepts that Russia is looking for a security order with which one does not return to the time before 2022 and a NATO east expansion around Ukraine. However, there are no identical positions on the Ukraine war Xi Jinping spoke with Vladimir Putin at a several-day summit, he stood with him in Moscow on the grandstand, as military associations, also from China, and he went together with Putin to the tomb of the Unknown Soldier. The pr…

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The Times of Middle East

Brazil and China Urge Direct Talks to Resolve Russia-Ukraine Conflict

Discover how Brazil and China are advocating for direct negotiations to resolve the Russia-Ukraine conflict, emphasizing the importance of diplomacy and peace.

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