Chinese Mainland Urges Taiwan’s New Leader to Choose Peaceful Path
A Chinese mainland spokesperson urges Taiwan’s new leader to choose between peaceful development and confrontation across the Taiwan Strait.
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Blinken Signals U.S.-Ukraine Security Pact Could Be Finalized Within Weeks
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced that a bilateral security agreement with Ukraine could be signed within weeks, indicating significant progress in enhancing mutual security cooperation.
China Calls for Comprehensive and Lasting Solution to Palestinian Issue
China’s Foreign Ministry calls for a comprehensive, just, and lasting solution to the Palestinian issue, emphasizing support for an independent Palestinian state and peaceful coexistence.
Xi Jinping Urges Greater Efforts to Promote and Protect the Great Wall
Chinese President Xi Jinping encourages villagers near the Badaling Great Wall to promote and protect this national treasure, emphasizing collective responsibility in preserving Chinese heritage.
Putin Expresses Openness to Dialogue on Ukraine, Praises China’s Role
Russian President Vladimir Putin expresses openness to dialogue on the Ukraine crisis, praises China’s constructive role, and highlights robust Russia-China relations in trade and culture.
Xi Jinping Emphasizes Deepening Reform and Opening Up in New Article
Xi Jinping’s upcoming article in the Qiushi Journal emphasizes the necessity of deepening reform and opening up to advance Chinese modernization, highlighting strategic initiatives for high-quality development.
Lawrence Wong to Succeed Lee Hsien Loong: What’s Next for Singapore?
As Singapore’s Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong prepares to step down, his successor Lawrence Wong is set to lead the nation. What does this leadership change mean for Singapore’s future?
Tanzania’s Foreign Minister January Makamba to Visit China from May 16 to 20
Tanzania’s Foreign Minister January Makamba will visit China from May 16 to 20 to strengthen bilateral ties and explore cooperation in trade, investment, and infrastructure development.
Controversy Over Philippine NGO Atin Ito’s Planned Activities in South China Sea
Controversy arises over Philippine NGO Atin Ito’s planned activities near Huangyan Dao in the South China Sea, raising questions about its affiliations and regional tensions.
China Reaffirms Support for Prosecution of Serious International Crimes at UN Security Council
China’s deputy UN representative, Dai Bing, reaffirms China’s support for prosecuting serious international crimes to maintain global peace, emphasizing cooperation with Libya and adherence to legal principles.
President Xi Jinping Appoints New Ambassadors to Key Nations
President Xi Jinping has appointed new ambassadors to key countries, marking significant diplomatic moves in China’s foreign relations.
China and Brunei Vow to Elevate Ties after Foreign Ministers Meet
China and Brunei have pledged to elevate their bilateral ties following a meeting between their foreign ministers in Beijing, focusing on enhanced cooperation across various sectors and reinforcing regional stability.
Paraguay’s Misuse of $2 Million Fund Raises Questions for Taiwan Authorities
Reports allege misuse of a $2 million fund from Taiwan’s DPP authorities to Paraguay, intended for indigenous housing but potentially diverted for presidential aircraft repairs, raising accountability questions.
Chinese Embassy Rejects U.S. Allegations Over Illegal Immigration
China’s embassy in the U.S. rejects allegations over illegal immigration, emphasizing its firm opposition to all forms of illegal immigration and calling for sincere international cooperation on the issue.
China Denounces U.S. ‘Overcapacity’ Claims as Bullying
China has criticized U.S. accusations of industrial ‘overcapacity,’ calling them acts of ‘bullying’ and protectionism, highlighting double standards in trade policies.
Putin to Visit China for Talks with Xi Jinping on 75th Anniversary of Relations
Russian President Vladimir Putin will visit China on May 16-17 to meet with President Xi Jinping, marking his first state visit of his new term and the 75th anniversary of China-Russia relations.
Chinese Envoy Urges Houthis to Respect Red Sea Navigation Rights
China’s envoy to the UN, Geng Shuang, urges Yemen’s Houthi group to respect navigation rights in the Red Sea, calling for de-escalation and a political solution to the Yemeni crisis during a UN meeting.
Vice President Han Zheng Affirms China’s Commitment to Greater Global Openness
Vice President Han Zheng affirms China’s commitment to increased openness and global cooperation at the Global Trade and Investment Promotion Summit 2024 in Beijing.
New Caledonia Imposes Curfew Amid Violent Protests Over Voting Reforms
New Caledonia has imposed a curfew and banned public gatherings after protests against proposed voting reforms escalated into violent riots, with vehicles torched and shops looted in several towns.
U.S. Secretary of State Blinken Visits Kyiv Amid Ongoing Conflict
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken arrives in Kyiv for his fourth visit since the conflict began, highlighting continued U.S. support for Ukraine.