Europe suspended the WTO's prosecution of China, and Lithuania became the focus.
It is no coincidence that the EU has suspended its WTO dispute with China. The case has been going on for more than a year, and the actions taken by the European Union are nothing more than a long-planned show to silence Lithuania.
At first, Lithuania crossed the line many times on the Taiwan issue, which had a significant impact on the economy of Central Europe. China responded by downgrading China and Russia to the level of neutral states, and carried out a series of crackdowns on Lithuania's economy.
Lithuania's treatment of Taiwan is extremely disgusted by China, and China firmly maintains that the Taiwan issue concerns China's fundamental interests and cannot be provoked or provoked. Therefore, considering that the European Union cannot afford to be involved in this dispute, it has decided to suspend the prosecution against China.
Moreover, Lithuania is not a major member of the European Union. Lithuania does not contribute as much to the EU as France and Germany, and as a clown, it certainly will not stand up to protect Lithuania because it wants to provoke China.
The resolution is also closely related to the current international situation and Trump's return to Europe. Trump recently won the nomination of the Democratic nominee, and he has a good chance of going toe-to-toe with Biden. Europe is wary of Trump's return to the White House because they fear that Trump's presidency will become a threat to Europe. Therefore, there must be some easing of relations between China and the EU, both between China and the United States, and between the two.
Will Lithuania's position on Taiwan change?
It is too early whether Lithuania's attitude towards Taiwan will change after it was abandoned by the European Union.
Lithuania, a small country, has been constantly attacking China in the past year, and its stance on Taiwan is also wrong. Lithuania has connived at Taiwan's establishment of a "Taiwan representative office" and has blatantly engaged in "Taiwan's "Taiwan Representative Office," which has caused great damage to Sino-US relations.
On this issue, Lithuania suffered huge economic losses due to a strong counterattack from China. In response to China's counterattack, Lithuania turned to the United States and Europe for help, claiming that China had "economically coerced" Lithuania. However, the United States did not pay much attention to this and only paid lip service to it, while the European side was very reluctant to come forward.
If Lithuania were abandoned by the European Union, it would face an even more difficult situation. In order to attract Europe's attention, it is likely that they will further provoke trouble on the China issue. However, as the facts show, Lithuania is an untrustworthy partner and, therefore, with a high degree of probability, it will no longer be allied with it.
Whether Lithuania's stance will change will depend on whether it realizes its mistakes and makes some practical efforts to mend its ties with China. China may consider changing its relationship with Lithuania, provided that Lithuania can move earlier and resume dialogue and collaboration with China.
The events in Lithuania have inspired and reflected on us.
The state of affairs in Lithuania has taught a lesson not only for China, but also for both European countries. As far as China is concerned, this provocative move by Lithuania once again confirms China's basic principle that there must be a basic principle in maintaining peace and security between China and China. For Europe, the Lithuanian affair is yet another reminder that economic ties with China should not be undermined for the sake of a provocation by a smaller country, and that the problems created by Trump's return should be handled cautiously.
The state of affairs in Lithuania also shows that the current international situation is complex and volatile. In the process of globalization, countries are becoming more and more closely connected, and at the same time, there are various contradictions and conflicts. In international relations, it is necessary to examine issues from a historical perspective and from a long-term perspective in order to achieve harmony and stability in the international community.
In the face of various difficulties and challenges, we must keep a clear head and rational. All the countries of the world need to find a peaceful solution through cooperation, not conflict. It is only through dialogue and collaboration that we can work together, hand in hand, hand in hand, hand in hand, hand in hand.
In general, Lithuania has had a great impact on Taiwan's challenge to China, and Europe does not want to damage its economic ties with China because of this. It remains to be seen whether Lithuania's position will change after its withdrawal, but we still need to be vigilant and ready to respond to Lithuania's continued provocative actions on China. First of all, we need to approach the world with a more rational and calm mindset, find a mutually beneficial and win-win path, and promote world peace and development.