China's President Xi Jinping takes a dig at United States over Afghanistan withdrawal

Chinese President Xi Jinping joined world leers as y dressed  76th session of  UN General Assembly (UNGA). In a pre-recorded mess to leers at UNGA in New York, Jinping spoke about several issues while calling for disputes to be handled through 'dialogue and cooperation'. Chinese leer's remarks came hours after US President Joe Biden stated that he did t intend to start a 'new Cold War' with China. Even so, Xi Jinping did take a subtle dig at United States.

In an apparent reference to events in Afghanistan, Xi Jinping during his speech criticised countries, that meddle in affairs of or countries. Jinping's remarks were also aimed at Washington as US and China are engd in a tussle pertaining to several issues. 

“Recent developments in global situation show once again that military intervention from outside and so-called democratic transformation entail thing but harm," said Xi Jinping.

Ahe of opening, UN Chief Antonio Guterres warned that world could be plunged into a new and probably more dangerous Cold War unless United States and China repair ir “totally dysfunctional” relationship.

U.N. chief said in an interview to  Associated Press that Washington and Beijing should be cooperating on climate crisis and negotiating on tre and techlogy, but “unfortunately, today we only have confrontation” including over human rights and geostrategic problems mainly in South China Sea.

't seeking a new Cold War': US President Joe Biden

Earlier, United States President Joe Biden during his dress at UNGA declared that he is t seeking a 'new Cold War'. Biden did t name China directly, but his statement comes amid rising tensions between two countries. US President also ded that country is t seeking a 'world divided into rigid blocs'. Moreover, he referred to Afghanistan and said that his decision to end America's longest war has set  table for his ministration to shift U.S. attention to intensive diplomacy.

"We've ended 20 years of conflict in Afghanistan, Biden said. And as we close this period of relentless war, we're opening a new era of relentless diplomacy of using power of our development aid to invest in new ways of lifting people up around world," said Joe Biden.