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Friday, 3 December 2010 - China's U.N. influence rising, West should be careful: institute |
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    Edition: U.S. Article Comments (0) Email Print Reprints Read Lawyer for WikiLeaks's Assange denies warrant valid | 02 Dec 2010 Senate to take symbolic votes on taxes Saturday 02 Dec 2010 Monsanto GMO sugarbeets to be destroyed: court 30 Nov 2010 FOREX-Euro retains momentum, but U.S. data poses risk 02 Dec 2010 Elizabeth Smart storms out of kidnapper's trial 01 Dec 2010 Discussed 78 Saudi king urged U.S. to attack Iran: WikiLeaks 65 Obama to propose two-year federal worker pay freeze 64 Obama, Republicans in tax face-off at White House Watched Bejeweled bra exposed in NY Thu, Oct 21 2010 Row over vote orgasm video Fri, Nov 19 2010 World reacts to WikiLeaks release Mon, Nov 29 2010 small business Borrowing surges: PayNet Borrowing by small businesses jumped 20 percent in October and the increased loan volume may be a harbinger of future hiring, says PayNet.  Full Article | Video  Shoppers drive solid Cyber Monday sales 10 tips for securing angel or venture funding China's U.N. influence rising, West should be careful: institute Tweet This Share on LinkedIn Share on Facebook By Michael Perry SYDNEY (Reuters) - China's engagement with the United Nations is on the rise as its economic power grows, but the West should be cautious with calls for it to act as a responsible world leader, as Beijing's goals may not be the same... Related News China says North Korea ties survived "tempests" Thu, Dec 2 2010 Top U.S. military officer presses China over North Korea Thu, Dec 2 2010 Top U.S. military officer presses China over North Korea Wed, Dec 1 2010 South Korea spy chief says more attacks likely Wed, Dec 1 2010 Wiki tea leaves do not spell China shift on Korea Wed, Dec 1 2010 Analysis & Opinion Asia – A Week in Pictures 28 November 2010 Only the Koreans can end their conflict Related Topics Elections 2010 » Politics » World » China » United Nations » A People's Liberation Army (PLA) officer is reflected in the window of a make-shift hut at a new training centre for the army's peacekeeping troops in the town of Huairou, located on the outskirts of Beijing November 19, 2009. Credit: Reuters/David Gray By Michael Perry SYDNEY | Thu Dec 2, 2010 8:26pm EST SYDNEY (Reuters) - China's engagement with the United Nations is on the rise as its economic power grows, but the West should be cautious with calls for it to act as a responsible world leader, as Beijing's goals may not be the same as the West's, said a new report on Friday. Beijing is wielding greater influence at the United Nations, especially in the Security Council, but its pluralist foreign policy means its remains defensive, continues to protect pariah states Iran and North Korea, and defines its interests narrowly. "China is sending higher-caliber diplomats to New York and providing increasingly robust support to U.N. peacekeeping operations," said author Michael Fullilove, Director Global Issues at the Lowy Institute for International Policy in Sydney. "China is increasingly willing to take the lead on issues and behave more like a normal great power," said Fullilove, but adds: "On the Security Council, China's new confidence sits along strains of caution and defensiveness." The report said the world climate talks in Copenhagen in 2009 reflected China's desire to balance its self-interests with its aspirations as a world player. China, which accounts for 24 percent of global CO2 emissions, opposed a commitment for rich nations to cut emissions by 80 percent by 2050 from 1990 levels and for Copenhagen to be a stage toward a legally binding treaty. "The Chinese leadership remains overwhelmingly focused on domestic issues. One Chinese interviewee told the author: 'Beijing is not psychologically ready to be an active global player," wrote Fullilove. But China's foreign policy is changing, even toward its historic support for pariah states. "Concerned at the fragility of some of the regimes it supports and conscious of its international reputation, China has begun to condition its support in some cases," said Fullilove. China is being pushed by Washington to bring North Korea to heel after last week's artillery attack on the South, but Beijing refuses to blame Pyongyang for the shelling which destroyed dozens of houses and killed four people, or for the sinking of a South Korean naval vessel in March. Beijing's frustration with Pyongyang has resulted in a reported public debate in Beijing, with traditionalist favoring support and strategists arguing growing economic ties with South Korea warrants support for Seoul, said the report. "Beijing needs to strike a new balance between its traditional economic and security concerns and the broader imperatives it must now satisfy, including stable great-power relations, non-proliferation and the development of international prestige," said Fullilove. "On the other hand, the West needs to be careful what it wishes for. Washington and Canberra want Beijing to be more responsible and active, but they don't like it when Beijing is more assertive. China's version of stepping up is not necessarily the same as the West's." (Reporting by Michael Perry; Editing by Sanjeev Miglani) Elections 2010 Politics World China United Nations   We welcome comments that advance the story directly or with relevant tangential information. We try to block comments that use offensive language, all capital letters or appear to be spam, and we review comments frequently to ensure they meet our standards. If you see a comment that you believe is irrelevant or inappropriate, you can flag it to our editors by using the report abuse links. Views expressed in the comments do not represent those of Reuters. Comments (0) Be the first to comment on reuters.com. Add yours using the box above. 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