Any change in Gaza’s status to only lead to ‘new instability’, says China

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China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi has said that “any force that changes the status of Gaza would only lead to new instability”, according to Reuters.

 Palestinians gather for a group Iftar meal, the evening meal with which Muslims end their daily fast at sunset, in Gaza City on March 6, 2025. — AFP
Palestinians gather for a group Iftar meal, the evening meal with which Muslims end their daily fast at sunset, in Gaza City on March 6, 2025. — AFP

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