new polarization in global politics, and diplomatic meetings between Cairo and Beijing

Changes in Syria, new polarization in global politics, and diplomatic meetings between Cairo and Beijing have been highlighted in a report by Reuters on

According to the report, both countries expressed deep concern over the current situation in Syria and called for respect for the country’s sovereignty, independence, and territorial integrity.

In the Middle East, a new polarization is emerging following the fall of Bashar al-Assad in Syria. The United States and Israel are particularly eager to capitalize on this situation, while Iran-backed groups are losing influence.

China, on the other hand, has a broader alliance with Iran, and its new understanding with Egypt runs counter to U.S. interests.

This development not only consolidates mutual international interests between Cairo and Beijing but also highlights China’s growing activism in global politics. It signals a shift from a U.S.-controlled unipolar world order toward a multipolar system.

In the medium to long term, this alignment is expected to further solidify bilateral relations between China and Egypt, strengthening their cultural, political, and economic ties.