Russia no longer influences global processes: Podolyak summed up the meeting between Biden and Xi Jinping

Joe Biden's meeting with Xi Jinping and Mikhail Podolyak / Collage 24 Channel

Advisor to the Office of the President Mikhail Podolyak expressed “cautious optimism” about the meeting between US President Joe Biden and Chinese leader Xi Jinping, which took place on Thursday, November 15.

The meeting between the presidents of the United States and China was a signal to the light that brings a new global order and greater stability. This was stated by Advisor to the Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Mikhail Podolyak.

This is a wonderful signal of peace – dialogue instead of confrontation.

According to Podolyak, negotiations between the leaders of the United States and China during the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit entail “cautious optimism.”

This is a great signal for peace: dialogue instead of confrontation, a new global order, binding rules, stability and predictability. – he added.

The adviser to the head of the OP noted that after the negotiations, Russia was finally excluded from the list of those worldwide influencing global processes.

He also noted that the aggressor country is almost non-subject and has zero influence. In particular, it relies on chaos, destruction, and support for violence as a tool of foreign policy.

Podolyak believes that Russia has a “disgusting reputation that you shouldn’t get dirty on.” “All this is not needed for those who want to see horizons, the future, mutual restrictive rules,” he noted.

What is known about the meetings between Biden and Xi Jinping

• On Wednesday, November 15, Chinese leader Xi Jinping flew to San Francisco. On the same day, a meeting between the United States and China took place as part of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit.
• The presidents of the countries agreed that their competition should be healthy and not develop into a global conflict. Biden noted that the negotiations were constructive and productive. Xi Jinping said the parties should avoid creating problems and crossing boundaries, in particular, communicate more and resolve differences peacefully.
• The leaders discussed issues of Russia's war in Ukraine, the situation in the Middle East and positions on Taiwan. China and the United States have agreed to resume military ties. They also decided to resume meetings between the ministries of defense and consultations on military security at sea, as well as begin negotiations between the heads of commands.
• Joe Biden said that he still considers Xi Jinping a dictator, because he leads a communist country. China's Foreign Ministry responded by calling the words irresponsible and false. They noted that there are always those who try to undermine relations.
• These negotiations are important, but whether they will lead to breakthrough solutions remains to be seen. Significant decisions, especially regarding Russia, may not be expected, but this marks the beginning of a meaningful dialogue. This is the opinion of Channel 24 voiced by Russian opposition politician Gennady Gudkov.