After Milley took office, his attitude toward China changed dramatically, and he no longer snubbed China. According to the US media "Bloomberg", Milley not only did not take a tough attitude towards China as he did during the election campaign, but told China that he had no intention of ending his relationship with ChinaDiplomatic relationsHe also pledged not to sever previous China-related cooperation. This change letsUnited States**Surprised and angry, thinking that they had been fooled. However, Milley's policy shift was far from unfounded, and in fact, during the election campaign, Milley repeatedly signaled a tough stance on China, a move seen as a ploy to please the United States and gain support.
Look at him againEconomyPolicies complement each other. During the election campaign, Milley had raised the phrase".Shock**These include the abolition of the peso currency, the switch to the US dollar, and the closure of the Argentine ** bank. However, after actually coming to power, Milley quickly denied these statements, claiming that they were "false statements". This shift in policy raises questions about whether Milley will actually be able to deliver on the reforms he promised on the campaign trail when he comes to power.
The performance of Milaixin** is difficult to ** and judge. However, we have to be vigilant. Just like the example of the Philippines, Marcos Jr. of the Philippines also actively courted China at the beginning of his coming to power, but then he frantically stirred up the situation in the South China Sea and became a pawn of the United States. This allows us to see that for some ** countries, if they first show favor to China, and then turn back at the critical moment, we don't have much to do with them.
The best way to deal with Argentina, which is fraught with uncertainty, is to remain vigilant and adapt to change. Especially given the relative geographical distance between China and Argentina, China will not be able to help much if Argentina encounters difficulties in improving relations with China and the United States uses "gray power" to obstruct it. Therefore, we need to be cautious about the development of Argentine policy and keep an eye out for changes.
Regardless of whether Argentina is anti-China or not, it does not pose much of a threat to China in terms of national strength or technology. If Argentina cooperates with the United States and insists on going its own way, then domesticEconomyA further collapse would be a stark case of the opposite, a wake-up call for those who are trying to hold on. Therefore, we do not need to worry too much about Argentina's impact on China, and at the same time, we must maintain our own stability and development, so that strength can become the best confidence to cope with all kinds of changes.
In this world of variables and uncertainties, between countriesDiplomatic relationsChange is often unexpected. The change in attitude of Milley Xin** is a typical example, and it also makes people realize that they are inInternationalIn relationships, differences in words and actions are the norm. As far as China is concerned, no matter which direction the relationship with Argentina develops, we need to remain calm and cautious, and respond to various challenges with concrete actions. Only by maintaining stability and development and improving our own strength can we be in the fieldInternationalBetter defend your rights and interests on the stage.