Hold your horses and take a breath.
Subject to certain assumptions surrounding the Law on Foreign Relations of the People’s Republic of China, effective from 1 July, the new law establishes two key points: uphold international law and safeguard national interests by the rule of law.
The Law on Foreign Relations (‘LFR’) is a comprehensive framework for the legal basis for China’s diplomatic policies. Though LFR is the first form of legislation on foreign relations, previous laws and regulations have been […]
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