Global Diplomacy: China, Egypt, and U.S. Maneuver in Middle East

Explore the latest diplomatic efforts as China and Egypt advocate for Syria's sovereignty, while the U.S. engages with Syrian factions to solidify its political legacy. Delve into the renewed U.S.-China Science and Technology Cooperation Agreement amidst strained relations, and analyze the political upheaval in France with Macron's new Prime Minister appointment. This episode offers insights into the shifting geopolitical landscape and its implications for international relations.

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Outline:
(00:00:00) Introduction
(00:00:47) China and Egypt call for respect for Syria's sovereignty to open the tolerance political process as soon as possible
(00:03:37) When the relationship is continuously tight, the "Science and Technology Cooperation Agreement" is renewed for five years
(00:06:33) Radier to leave a political heritage in the United States, the United States claims to be in contact with the Syrian factions
(00:09:14) Macron political allies Belu will be appointed as the French Prime Minister's new fiscal year budget game will become the primary challenge