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\u539f\u6587\u5730\u5740\uff1a<\/b>UK Peer Slams Tory Boycott of Hong Kong, Urges Thaw With China<\/a><\/font>
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UK Labour party veteran faulted the former Conservative government for failing to sustain \u201cproper channels of communication\u201d with China and not living up to Britain\u2019s responsibilities in Hong Kong.\u201cIt was in danger of operating a boycott of Hong Kong and the necessary communication that Britain needs to maintain with China,\u201d the former British trade secretary said in an interview during his first trip to the Asian finance hub in more than four years. \u201cAnd that\u2019s what is going to change under the new government.\u201dThe Labour peer is a close adviser to Prime Minister , who led the party to a landslide election win in July. Mandelson is also a co-founder of Global Counsel, a firm that\u2019s become one of the most influential advisory groups in the UK and has been expanding its coverage of China.Britain\u2019s relations with China have turned sharply for the worse after what then Prime Minister proclaimed was a \u201cgolden era\u201d of relations with Beijing when he was in power back in 2015.In 2021, the Conservatives blocked Huawei Technologies Co. from participating in Britain\u2019s 5G network and more recently traded barbs with Chinese officials over allegations of spying.Mandelson, who was an influential figure in the last Labour government under and has been a peer in the House of Lords since 2008, met with Hong Kong officials, top businessmen and bankers during the visit. He said he was shocked that members of the local government were \u201ccold shouldered\u201d by ministers during trips to London earlier this year. \u201cThat\u2019s a serious infringement of Britain\u2019s role and responsibility in Hong Kong,\u201d he said. The former British colony has faced criticism from Western governments over dismantling many of the freedoms that once set the city apart from the mainland. The US earlier this month issued an advisory that warned businesses operating in Hong Kong could fall afoul of new national security legislation \u2014 an announcement the city\u2019s government rejected as \u201cmisleading and untruthful.\u201dWhile Mandelson said he believes the rule of law remains intact and the judiciary is still independent in Hong Kong, he urged the government to be \u201cvery careful\u201d of moving in a direction criticized by its detractors. \u201cI think very strongly that the Hong Kong authorities have to tread lightly on people\u2019s lives,\u201d he said. The former European trade commissioner said the UK government planned to re-engage with China after a full audit of the bilateral ties, including by re-establishing formal meetings between officials. Starmer has yet to articulate a formal strategy toward the world\u2019s second-largest economy since taking power.During a phone call seen as laying the ground for a reset between the two countries\u2019 governments, Starmer Chinese President last month he was hopeful for \u201cfrank, open and honest\u201d talks on areas of disagreement including on Hong Kong. The prime minister additionally referenced Russia\u2019s war in Ukraine and human rights as issues the UK wants to address with China.The new Labour administration is also crafting an economic agenda to lay out \u201cstrategies\u201d for key sectors including electric vehicles. That may provide insight into the country\u2019s position on imports of Chinese EVs, an industry the European Union and the US are targeting with tariffs. The British government \u201cwants to, in time, recreate the strategic dialogs that Britain has had with China in the past,\u201d Mandelson said. Some of such forums have been halted in recent years, including the UK-China Economic and Finance Dialogue which hasn\u2019t taken place since 2019. Mandelson also had a word of caution for companies at risk of getting caught in the crosshairs of rising tensions.\u201cYou can operate your business in both the American and Chinese economies, but inevitably you\u2019ve got to be mindful of any downside risks of doing so,\u201d he said. \u201cAt the end of the day, it behooves governments of all countries to allow businesses to do business.\u201dThe UK\u2019s re-engagement with China would be conditional on Beijing\u2019s condemnation of Russia\u2019s war against Ukraine, according to Mandelson. Responding to a question, he agreed that was a minimum requirement for improving the ties and criticized China\u2019s \u201cwrong turning\u201d over its alignment with Russia. \u201cIt hangs like a cloud, frankly, over China\u2019s relationship with the whole of Europe,\u201d he said. \u201cWe would want to see China taking a more responsible approach to that conflict.\u201d China has cultivated a partnership with the Kremlin despite the 2022 invasion, seeking to portray itself as a neutral actor that can help end the war.Beijing should use its influence and \u201cpremier role\u201d in the international system to bring about a withdrawal by Russia from Ukraine and a settlement between the two countries, Mandelson said.\u201cChina cannot complain on the one hand of threats to its territorial integrity and, in the next moment, stand stand idly by whilst Russia changes Ukraine\u2019s borders by force,\u201d he said. \u201cThere is a double standard there and hypocrisy, which does not serve China well.\u201d<\/p>\n

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