There is no shortage of heat and intensity in international controversial issues, because they involve the interests, rights and claims of the state, and some of them even involve the ideology of the state. When promoting the issues of international disputes, the United Nations information dissemination system uses the three sharp tools of openness, fairness and justice to deal with the three major problems of distortion, dishonesty and imbalance faced by current international disputes. By fully revealing the real intention of both sides of the dispute, equally expressing the views of both sides, separating facts from values and other specific means of communication, the international dispute issues are promoted in a balanced way. It is of great significance to promote international disputes in a balanced way: first, it can bridge different ideological divergences; Second, it can balance the stance difference of different countries.

Min Wang. UN’s Balancing Strategy for Controversial Issues. International Journal of Frontiers in Sociology (2020), Vol. 2, Issue 2: 83-89. https://doi.org/10.25236/IJFS.2020.020211.

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