The above statement was reaffirmed by the Chinese Ambassador to Singapore Wei Wei,,Who stressed that China may be anxious to learn what has been going on in Thailand but it,,Adhered to the principle of non-interference. He told this author, "These are Thailand s internal. 'Affairs. "The clash between the two approaches signifies a compelling rivalry between 3.The United States and China. Already China ', s non-interference approach has proven to be.Effective in cementing its ties with Cambodia Laos and, Myanmar and has, now been met.With a favorable response from the Thai elite who have, insisted on handling their own internal.Problems without outside pressure. The United States may be a strategic partner of.Thailand but Washington ', s hands-on approach has widened the gap in this partnership.Meanwhile China has, quietly bid to capitalize on that gap presenting itself, as an impartial.Power in the Thai conflict. The Asia Times reported, "One Chinese official who spoke, on condition.Of anonymity suggested that, the United States had blundered by intervening so overtly in recent Thai.Events and credited his embassy with taking a more nuanced approach to the crisis "(Crispin 2010).Moreover China has, no pretense about promoting human rights and democracy.Bangkok Post. 17.03. 2010. "UDD Submits Letter to US Embassy". 2.In a private discussion with Chinese Ambassador Singapore to, Wei Wei, 11 October, on 2010 Singapore. 3.3.Pavin Chachavalpongpun - Thailand in Sino-U.S. Rivalry.This firm posture has to a great extent guaranteed that China would not push for political.Reforms in Thailand nor it, would criticize the Red Shirts' pro-democracy agenda.
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