Von Der Leyen Warns China on Russia Sanctions

The transcript discusses the importance of China's stance on sanctions against Russia, emphasizing the reputational risks for China in Europe. It highlights the economic implications of the war, noting the significant trade between China and the EU compared to China and Russia. The text underscores the need for a clear stance in supporting the rules-based order and resolving conflicts through negotiation. It calls on China, as a UN Security Council member, to take responsibility and influence Russia towards a peaceful resolution.

What is the potential consequence for China if it supports Russia against European sanctions?

• Reputational damage in Europe

• Improved relations with the United States

• Increased trade with Russia

• Stronger military ties with Russia

How does the daily trade value between China and the European Union compare to that between China and Russia?

• China trades equally with both

• China trades more with Russia

• China trades more with the European Union

• China does not trade with the European Union

Why is it in no one's interest to prolong the conflict affecting the world economy?

• It disrupts global economic stability

• It benefits only Russia

• It increases global trade

• It strengthens military alliances

What is expected from China as a member of the UN Security Council regarding the conflict?

• To support Russia militarily

• To influence Russia towards peace

• To remain neutral

• To impose its own sanctions

What is emphasized as crucial for resolving international conflicts?

• Isolation of conflicting parties

• Economic sanctions

• Negotiation and diplomacy

• Military intervention