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Serbia's ex-FM Vuk Jeremić discusses China's global rise

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Vuk Jeremić, former Serbian foreign minister and president of the UN General Assembly, discussed China's growing global influence amidst a geopolitical recession. He highlighted China's increasing importance in Europe and its role in international relations. Jeremić also touched upon Europe's geopolitical position and transatlantic connections. AI

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Serbia's ex-FM Vuk Jeremić discusses China's global rise

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Fan Chen ·

    Serbia’s ex-foreign minister Vuk Jeremic on China’s rise in a ‘geopolitical recession’

    Vuk Jeremic is a former Serbian foreign minister and served as president of the United Nations General Assembly from 2012 to 2013. He was also a candidate for UN secretary general in 2016, finishing in second place behind Antonio Guterres. Jeremic now heads the Centre for Interna…

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