The only way to alter China’s hand in Darfur
2008 April 30
April 30, 2008 The Christian Science Monitor
In this article, Mark Lange argues that “Beijing’s support for Sudan’s Khartoum government won’t be blunted by Western pressure and the West must constructively enlist China.” He clearly says that attempts to gain cooperation through humiliation won’t deliver results and only through positively addressing China’s economic self-interest, and its desperate need for energy, will the West find the humanitarian solution it seeks in Darfur crisis. Learn more about his opinion
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