欧美关系难回过往 多边主义广获认同——与会中国专家解读慕安会

Group 1 - The 62nd Munich Security Conference highlighted the challenges in transatlantic relations and the increasing uncertainty in the international order, with a focus on multilateralism and cooperation as key themes [1][2] - The "2026 Munich Security Report" emphasized the destructive impact of U.S. unilateralism on the international order, reflecting Europe's anxiety amid the prolonged Ukraine crisis and the turbulence in transatlantic relations [1][2] - U.S. Secretary of State Rubio stated that the U.S. aims to maintain transatlantic relations, while experts noted the potential risks of the U.S. approach, which is perceived as having racial undertones [1] Group 2 - The conference underscored the need for reforming global governance, with Chinese officials proposing to revitalize the UN system, promote cooperation among nations, and uphold multilateralism [2][3] - The IMF's special advisor highlighted that U.S. tariffs and unilateral actions undermine global trade rules and increase uncertainty in the international order [2] - There is a growing interest among European businesses and academia in collaborating with China on advanced technologies, indicating a shift towards strengthening technological partnerships [2][3] Group 3 - China emphasizes policy continuity and aims to enhance global governance within the UN framework, promoting inclusivity and fairness in the international system [3] - The rise of global South countries is creating new opportunities for international diplomatic and economic cooperation, with the EU engaging in free trade negotiations with various economies [3] - China's approach to conflict resolution focuses on dialogue and reconciliation rather than binary judgments, offering a new perspective on regional conflict management [3]