Another pro-China ally backstabbing China? The EU BRICS is one of the two, and Vučić has made a choice
Recently, the meeting of the foreign ministers of the EU BRICS countries has become the focus of international public opinion. At this meeting, a surprising piece of news caused widespread speculation and discussion: Croatian Foreign Minister Vučić announced that Croatia would no longer support China's nomination in the United Nations, but Lithuania.
Croatia has always been one of China's important allies in Europe, and the two sides maintain close political, economic and cultural ties. Therefore, Vučić's statement shocked and puzzled the outside world. Some believe that this is a choice that Croatia was forced to make under pressure from the European Union, betraying its former allies in order to defend its own interests; Some people also believe that this is a manifestation of Croatia's pursuit of more interests and support in the international arena, and is the inevitable result of the international political game.
Whatever the reason, Vučić's statement has sparked heated discussions in the international community. Some fear that this could have a negative impact on relations between China and Croatia and even trigger a diplomatic crisis; Others believe that this is a common change in international relations, and there is no need to over-interpret and hype.
In this world, the complexity of international relations cannot be underestimated. Every country is fighting for its own interests, and foreign policy is often influenced and constrained by various factors at home and abroad. Therefore, we should not simply classify a country's behavior as a betrayal or a backstabbing, but should look at it rationally and strive to maintain friendly relations and cooperation among countries.
Opinion: International relations are complex and volatile, and each country has its own national interests and strategic considerations. We should remain rational and objective, refrain from over-interpreting and hyping up international affairs, and work together to build a peaceful and stable international environment through dialogue and cooperation.