Redazione RHC : 12 September 2025 10:02
During a regular press conference, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun answered questions from reporters on various current international issues. At the center of the discussion were cyber attacks attributed to the United States, trade tensions related to tariffs, and sanctions imposed by Washington against Palestinian officials.
Regarding cybersecurity, Guo commented on reports from the China Cyberspace Security Association, which denounced over 600 cyber attacks carried out in 2024 by foreign APT groups against Chinese institutions. According to the association, these actions would have used Germany, South Korea, Singapore, and the Netherlands as launching bases to attack Chinese critical infrastructure.
Guo described these revelations as “new evidence” of the activities The spokesperson also emphasized that the United States has used its regional and European allies as a launching pad for hostile cyber activities. He reiterated China’s position that cybersecurity is a common challenge for all countries and must be addressed through cooperation and dialogue.
On the trade front, Guo commented on US President Trump’s decision to sign an executive order imposing tariffs on most countries. He reiterated China’s clear stance against tariff abuse, stating that trade wars have no winners and that protectionism harms the interests of all parties involved.
Another topic discussed was the US sanctions announced on July 31 against officials of the Palestinian Authority and the Palestine Liberation Organization. Guo expressed shock and disappointment at the American decision, which he deemed incomprehensible given the international community’s efforts to promote peace.
Finally, Guo reiterated China’s position on the Middle East conflict, emphasizing that the Palestinian issue remains central to international fairness and justice. He reaffirmed China’s support for the just cause of the Palestinian people and the two-state solution, calling on the international community, particularly the United States, to assume its responsibility for promoting a just and lasting solution.
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