
South Korea’s Yoon Faces Impeachment Verdict: April 4 Showdown
South Korea’s Constitutional Court to rule on President Yoon Suk-yeol’s impeachment April 4, capping months of political turmoil with global economic implications.
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South Korea’s Constitutional Court to rule on President Yoon Suk-yeol’s impeachment April 4, capping months of political turmoil with global economic implications.
China dispatches second emergency aid batch to Myanmar, including tents and food supplies, reinforcing cross-border cooperation amid earthquake recovery efforts.
Global markets reel as new U.S. tariffs spark historic tech selloff, commodity swings, and economic uncertainty across Asia-Pacific regions.
China conducts military drills near Taiwan, citing ‘necessary action’ to uphold sovereignty. Spokesperson warns against Taiwan independence moves.
China reaffirms Taiwan as internal issue amid military drills, opposes external interference. FM spokesperson stresses adherence to one-China principle.
China’s defense ministry defends PLA drills near Taiwan as necessary to counter ‘provocations,’ vowing to protect national sovereignty amid rising cross-strait tensions.
Chinese Vice President Han Zheng meets HSBC leadership in Beijing, reinforcing China’s economic openness and cross-border partnership opportunities.
China and India celebrate 75 years of diplomatic ties with renewed focus on economic synergy and cultural bonds through their “Dragon-Elephant Tango” partnership.
China and EU deepen financial cooperation through Brussels dialogue, focusing on trade coordination, climate finance, and opposing protectionism to stabilize global markets.
South Korea’s parliament advances impeachment proceedings against former acting leader Choi Sang-mok amid ongoing political instability and constitutional challenges.
China urges Myanmar to safeguard relief workers and aid channels following a deadly earthquake, as Red Cross supplies arrive and casualties surpass 2,800.
China urges the U.S. and Philippines to ensure defense cooperation doesn’t undermine regional stability, citing concerns over escalating tensions.
The U.S. imposes immediate broad tariffs with unclear scope, triggering global trade concerns and market uncertainty ahead of auto import levies starting April 3.
China pledges reciprocal visa measures after the US restricts officials linked to Xizang, denouncing it as interference in domestic affairs. Foreign Ministry reaffirms region’s openness.
Over half of Ukrainians doubt Trump’s ability to ensure fair resolution in Russia-Ukraine war, with KIIS poll revealing growing skepticism about U.S. mediation efforts.
Chinese and Indian leaders mark 75th diplomatic anniversary, emphasizing cooperation in trade, culture, and global governance amid evolving ties.
Israel claims targeted killing of Hezbollah-Quds Force operative in Beirut airstrike, violating 2024 ceasefire terms as regional tensions escalate.
China conducts military exercises near Taiwan, citing secessionist threats and reaffirming commitment to national sovereignty amid escalating cross-strait tensions.
Senior Chinese official He Lifeng meets Bridgewater’s Ray Dalio to discuss economic reforms, market access, and China-U.S. trade cooperation in Beijing.
China pledges enhanced legal cooperation with Belt and Road partners to support development and international rule of law standards.