China's VP urges world to defend post-war order, reject unilateral military action

New York, Sep 27 (UNI) China's Vice President (VP) Han Zheng called on the international community to defend the post-World War II international order and strengthen multilateralism, warning against unilateral military action and confrontation as geopolitical conflicts, development gaps and global challenges intensify. Addressing the General Debate of the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly, Han said, "The world wants peace, not war," and stressed that the international system centred on the UN and international law that emerged after World War II "must be upheld." He said disputes should be resolved through dialogue and consultation, while opposing "unilateral…