Birahari: If President Biden will pressure China

< /p" The U.S. presidential election enters the countdown. Some analysts believe that if Biden's entry into the White House will help the United States to deal with the relationship with the allies, thereby forming an alliance against China.(Reuters file photo)

Although the attitude of the United States on the Xinjiang issue will not ignite the fire, compared to Trump, and more than Laharia, the better Biden may enhance the awareness of the Muslim world on the Xinjiang issue, and the dried grass on the grassland will become more dry.It is also more flammable.

Yang Danxu Beijing Special Commissioner

The former permanent secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Singapore, Bilahari Kausikan, judged that Bayeng would be able to increase pressure on Human Rights if he challenged the success of the US President's throne.The fire of the Xinjiang issue faced by China can be sacrifice, and Biden will make the flammable dried grass more dry.

The U.S. presidential election enters the countdown. Some analysts believe that if Biden's entry into the White House will help the United States to deal with the relationship with the allies, thereby forming an alliance against China.

In this regard, Birahari pointed out at a online symposium held at the Chinese Foreign Journalist Club yesterday that some concerns about the United States to China have also existed in other major developed economies.There is a better name or form.

I can't think of any major developed economies, and I don't worry about China at all.In other words, the global anti -China alliance already exists.This is not because of the US policy, but because of China's behavior.

Birahari described this as a Sunk Cost in economics, and the additional cost after Biden was elected (Additional Cost) came from human rights issues, especially Xinjiang issues.

He pointed out that the president of the United States must show that he can make the world a new look, and Bayeng is likely to distinguish himself from Trump on human rights issues.

According to his observations, in recent years, several US presidents will use human rights issues as the starting point of Policy in China, and then quickly dilute.However, since Xinjiang's human rights issues are essentially different, the situation after the presidential election may be different from the past.

Birahari analysis is that the Islamic religion involved in Xinjiang is global religion. Due to the Internet and other reasons, Islamic history has unprecedentedly formed a cross -border Muslim community Ummah.

Although there are various reasons, no Muslim country tends to make articles on the issue of Xinjiang; but this does not mean that the people of these countries do not know these, nor do they like what they like (Xinjiang things).

Birahari was a permanent secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Singapore and has left the civil servant system. He is currently the chairman of the Middle East Institute of the National University of Singapore.

He said that on the issue of Xinjiang, from time to time, he can remind Chinese friends with the fire of stars from time to time, because there is indeed dried grass in the Muslim world, and a star fire will be ignited.

He also used Denmark to sarcastic Islamic cartoons and writer Salman Rushdie's publishing of the uproar set off by blasphemy of Islamic novels as an example: Government without Muslim countries wants to make articles on these things, but someone will force the government to force the governmentSo do it, this is what I call the fire of the stars. It can be hello; hellip; this is a serious fragile point that may emerge at any time.

Although the attitude of the United States on the Xinjiang issue will not ignite the fire, compared to Trump, and more than Laharia, the better Biden may enhance the awareness of the Muslim world on the Xinjiang issue, and the dried grass on the grassland will become more dry.It is also more flammable.

In response to the possibility of Jie Jie's popularity, Biraharian believes that whether Trump is re -elected or was elected, the possibility of the two major nuclear powers in intentional entering the war is extremely low.

He said that this does not mean that China and the United States will not wipe the gun in the East China Sea or the South China Sea, and even have out of control in the Taiwan Strait, but the two countries are unlikely to intentionally enter the war.Nuclear deterrence is not the best way to maintain peace, but in a world with nuclear weapons, it is the only way to maintain peace.