After Poland blamed all of China and Russia, now again thinking about asking for a job and applying for membership in the G20, but it is too late, Russia's first statement of opposition, reminding China can join hands to kill?

A few days ago, Russian G20 coordinator Lukash said that Poland's willingness to apply to join the G20 during the UN General Assembly was surprising. However, many countries hope to "join the group". The expansion of G20 membership should give priority to the Arab League, which is obviously more qualified than Poland. Enhancing the geographical representation of G20 members is more important than economic strength, and the representation of Europe in the organization is completely enough.

However, Russia is now leading up against Poland's G20 membership, but it has given China a wake-up, if the Polish government dies and does not repent, we can consider countermeasures.

You know, although the G20 does not have a formal voting mechanism like the United Nations, it adopts the principle of consensus on major decisions. As long as either party opposes it, the decision cannot be passed. That is to say, if Poland wants to join, it cannot get around the two thresholds of China and Russia.

To be honest, Poland is also looking to join the G20 at this time.

On the one hand, Poland has long been greedy for the G20. It had found the United States before and wanted the United States to come forward to kick Russia out of the group and replace it;

On the other hand, Poland has always boasted of its strong economic strength and wants to enhance its influence within the EU. If it can join the G20 like established European countries, it can also occupy a place and have a higher status and voice.

As for Russia¡¯s opposition to Poland¡¯s membership, it¡¯s not just a simple private dispute between the two countries, it¡¯s also based on its own geopolitical interests and long-term considerations of the G20.

As a core forum for global economic cooperation, the G20 has never been a simple issue for those who want to enter, and behind it is the balance of representation and governance effectiveness.

At present, most of the members of the G20 are the U.S. camp, that is, developed countries, the participation of emerging countries is seriously insufficient, if it continues to introduce the EU member of Poland, it is the same as taking steps, which is why Russia actively recommends the AU.

From the point of view of economic influence, Poland's GDP is high, but the G20 already has the EU, coupled with a Poland purely belonging to this move, no help, on the contrary, like the AU, whether energy supply or other dividends, are an indispensable role in the global industrial chain.

Not to mention, Poland's economy is highly dependent on EU internal trade, in important international affairs such as global energy price regulation, there are no solutions, no experience and capabilities to deal with, even the threshold to affect the global economy is not enough, and does not meet the position of G20 members.

Moreover, the expansion of the G20 is to solve global problems more efficiently. Whether a single country has a greater role, or an organization that can coordinate a region has a greater role, the answer is self-evident.

And, from the performance of Poland in these years, it is not possible to do even independent autonomy, is a small class of the United States, even inside the EU is constantly undermining, if it is really put into the G20, it will only be a mouse shit broke a pot, seriously to the G20 affairs.

As for China's position, it has always been clear, that is to promote more equitable and reasonable global governance, which is why we have been pushing for the African Union to join the group, that is to provide more opportunities for developing countries to speak out, so that the G20 can truly represent the interests of most countries in the world.

When it comes to Poland's application for membership, China's standards are the same. The core is to see who is more suitable for the G20, Poland or the Arab League.

If Poland's accession leads to the G20 imbalance, inclination to the Western topics, and the Arab Union's accession is more efficient, then China-Russia's position is consistent, and this is not a matter of joint veto, but a rational choice based on facts, after all, the G20 is not a garden where anyone can enter.