Wang Yi, Tony Blair Discuss Global Peace in Beijing Meeting
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and former UK PM Tony Blair emphasized Sino-British cooperation for global stability during their Beijing meeting.
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China-Russia Energy Partnership Fuels Multipolar Global Vision
Russian Energy Minister highlights deepening China-Russia energy cooperation as a cornerstone for a balanced, multipolar global energy landscape.
China Issues Renewed Alerts for Rainstorms, Extreme Heat
China renews weather alerts for heavy rainstorms and high temperatures in Guangdong, Guangxi, and Sichuan, urging local preparedness.
G7 Summit Exposes Rifts as Trump Departs Early Over Israel-Iran Tensions
U.S. President Trump exits G7 early amid Middle East tensions and trade disputes, highlighting divisions among world leaders.
China Calls for Restraint Amid Rising Iran-Israel Tensions
China urges dialogue to de-escalate Iran-Israel tensions, emphasizing regional stability and common security through multilateral diplomacy.
PLA Conducts South China Sea Patrols Amid Rising Tensions
PLA conducts South China Sea patrols, warns against destabilizing activities as regional tensions rise over maritime security concerns.
China and U.S. Forge Economic Dialogue Path Amid Global Uncertainty
China and the U.S. establish a new economic dialogue framework, signaling cautious cooperation amid global trade tensions and market skepticism.
China Urges Restraint Amid Rising Middle East Tensions
China voices concern over Israeli strikes in Iran, calls for dialogue and restraint to prevent Middle East escalation. Beijing offers mediation support.
Xi Jinping Expresses Condolences to India After Ahmedabad Plane Crash
Chinese President Xi Jinping expressed condolences to Indian leaders following a plane crash at Ahmedabad airport, highlighting cross-border solidarity in crisis response.
ROK Suspends Propaganda Broadcasts Toward DPRK: A Step Toward De-escalation?
The Republic of Korea halts cross-border propaganda broadcasts, signaling potential easing of tensions with the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea amid diplomatic efforts.
China Enhances Blood Safety with Nationwide Reforms
China’s upgraded blood donation system achieves global safety standards with advanced screening and public campaigns, per the National Health Commission.
Air India Crash in Gujarat Claims 247 Lives, Sparks Safety Concerns
An Air India flight bound for London crashed in Ahmedabad, killing all 242 passengers and 5 residents, raising aviation safety concerns.
China Stresses Cooperation in Candid U.S. Trade Talks in London
High-level U.S.-China trade talks in London highlight cooperation, strategic dialogue, and global economic implications amid ongoing tensions.
China and U.S. Forge Trade Consensus in London Talks
China and the U.S. reach principled consensus on trade during London talks, signaling progress in bilateral economic relations and mutual tariff reductions.
M5.8 Quake Strikes Waters Off China’s Taiwan Region: CENC Reports
A magnitude-5.8 earthquake struck waters off China’s Taiwan region, with the epicenter 20 km deep, per CENC data. No casualties reported initially.
China-US Trade Talks Spark Optimism for Global Economic Stability
Senior officials from China and the U.S. held high-stakes trade talks in London, raising hopes for stabilizing global markets amid shifting U.S. economic policies.
Taiwan Affairs Office Stresses Cross-Strait Ties in Key Press Briefing
China’s Taiwan Affairs Office emphasizes economic integration and cultural exchanges while reaffirming the one-China principle in latest cross-strait relations update.
China and Latin America Strengthen Ties Through Mutual Cooperation
China and Latin America deepen collaboration at the Fourth Ministerial Meeting, emphasizing mutual respect and economic growth while countering criticism through shared development goals.
China Honors Late Military Leader Xu Qiliang in Beijing Ceremony
Senior Chinese military official Xu Qiliang, honored by top leaders in Beijing, remembered for his contributions to national defense and the CPC.
China’s Gaokao Kicks Off with Record 13.3 Million Students
China’s national college entrance exam, Gaokao, begins with 13.35 million students. Vice Premier Ding stresses fairness and safety in the high-stakes test.