From Russia to the Middle East: Why China can't afford another big conflict<br />China has been walking a tightrope when it comes to conflicts in Russia and the Middle East.<br />While it has supported Russia's actions in Ukraine, it has also called for a ceasefire in the Israel-Palestine conflict.<br />This delicate balancing act is driven by China's deep economic interests in both regions.<br />As the world's largest oil importer, China depends on Russia and the Middle East for its energy needs.<br />It has even become Russia's biggest supplier of crude oil.<br />Additionally, these regions are crucial for China's Belt and Road initiative, which aims to boost connectivity and trade worldwide.<br />China has been eager to show solidarity with major oil-producing nations and protect its energy supplies.<br />Any escalation of conflicts in these regions could have severe consequences for China's economic interests.<br />Therefore, maintaining regional stability is a strategic goal for both China and the United States.<br />#latestnews #news #cnn
