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China has called on North Korea to stop its nuclear and missile tests, and South Korea and the United States to stop their joint military exercises to avoid what could be a "head-on collision".
Foreign Minister Wang Yi yesterday characterised North Korea's nuclear programme and missile tests on one side and the annual US-South Korea drills on the other as "two accelerating trains coming towards each other".
To defuse the "looming crisis" of a "head-on collision", Beijing proposes that Pyongyang suspend its nuclear and missile tests in exchange for Seoul and Washington halting their large-scale exercises.
After this first step, the two sides could take a dual-track approach of a denuclearisation process coupled with the building of a peace mechanism, Mr Wang said at a press conference on the sidelines of the ongoing annual parliamentary session.
North Korea fired four ballistic missiles on Monday in response to the ongoing US-South Korea drills.
China urges halt to missile tests and military drills
Have you ever seen that commercial where the kids are in the back of the car and one of the kids has his finger really close to his sister and he keeps repeating: I'm not touching you. I'm not touching you. I'm not touching you?
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Foreign Minister Wang Yi yesterday characterised North Korea's nuclear programme and missile tests on one side and the annual US-South Korea drills on the other as "two accelerating trains coming towards each other".
To defuse the "looming crisis" of a "head-on collision", Beijing proposes that Pyongyang suspend its nuclear and missile tests in exchange for Seoul and Washington halting their large-scale exercises.
After this first step, the two sides could take a dual-track approach of a denuclearisation process coupled with the building of a peace mechanism, Mr Wang said at a press conference on the sidelines of the ongoing annual parliamentary session.
North Korea fired four ballistic missiles on Monday in response to the ongoing US-South Korea drills.
China urges halt to missile tests and military drills
Have you ever seen that commercial where the kids are in the back of the car and one of the kids has his finger really close to his sister and he keeps repeating: I'm not touching you. I'm not touching you. I'm not touching you?
That's what we are watching.