G7 communiqué makes a show but Chinese don’t buy it


BEIJING, June 14 (Global Times): The Group of Seven (G7) summit ended on Sunday. After the meeting, the countries issued a communiqué, which openly criticized China and mentioned issues related to China's Xinjiang, Hong Kong and Taiwan.

The communiqué also mentioned opposition to "forced labour" and "unilateral attempts to change the status quo" in the East and South China Seas.

Attitudes were expressed in different degrees of tone. Some directly named China. Others made implications without calling China's name directly, but made the country the unmistakable target. This has been the most systematic condemnation against and interference in China by major Western powers.

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