China Condemns EU Lawmakers’ Taiwan Visit, Reaffirms One-China Principle
China strongly opposes European Parliament members’ visit to Taiwan, reiterating the one-China principle as a cornerstone of China-EU relations.
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China Urges U.S. Collaboration to Strengthen Bilateral Ties Through Dialogue
China emphasizes dialogue and cooperation with the U.S. to foster stable bilateral relations, as stated by Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Guo Jiakun.
Thailand, Cambodia Set for Key Talks in Malaysia
Thailand and Cambodia will hold high-level talks in Malaysia to discuss cross-border cooperation and regional stability, according to the Thai Foreign Ministry.
Taiwan Leader’s Separatist Rhetoric Sparks Cross-Strait Tensions
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China Protests Japan Over Taiwan Official’s Visit, Stresses One-China Principle
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Hong Kong LegCo Enhances Governance with New Code of Conduct
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China Urges Diplomacy to Resolve Iran Nuclear Standoff
China calls for dialogue to address Iran’s nuclear program, emphasizing multilateral diplomacy and regional stability.
Japan’s Upper House Vote Tests Ruling Coalition Amid Economic Strains
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Wang Yi, SCO Chief Discuss Regional Cooperation in Tianjin
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and SCO Secretary-General Nurlan Yermekbayev met in Tianjin to strengthen multilateral cooperation and prepare for the upcoming SCO summit hosted by China.
Mainland Voices Firm Opposition to U.S.-Taiwan Official Exchanges
China reiterates opposition to U.S.-Taiwan official exchanges, urging adherence to the one-China principle and caution in cross-strait relations.
South China Sea Ruling: China Rejects 2016 Arbitration as Illegal
China reaffirms rejection of 2016 South China Sea arbitration ruling as scholars question its legal basis and geopolitical motivations.
Seoul Court Orders Arrest of Ex-President Yoon Over Martial Law Controversy
A Seoul court issues an arrest warrant for former South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol over alleged abuses linked to a 2023 martial law decree, marking his second detention in the case.
China Slams Taiwan Leader Over ‘Mainland Threat’ Claims
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Xi Honors Martyrs of Anti-Japanese Resistance in Shanxi Tribute
Chinese leader Xi Jinping pays tribute to martyrs of the Anti-Japanese Resistance War in Shanxi, emphasizing historical remembrance and peace.
China Commemorates 88th Anniversary of Anti-Japan War Start
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China Coast Guard Conducts Patrols Near Diaoyu Dao in East China Sea
China Coast Guard patrols Diaoyu Dao waters, reaffirming sovereignty amid regional tensions. Experts analyze implications for East China Sea stability.
China Urges Diplomacy to Resolve Iranian Nuclear Standoff
China urges return to political negotiations for Iran nuclear program resolution, emphasizing dialogue and multilateral cooperation amid regional stability concerns.
Ren’ai Jiao Dispute: Experts Challenge Documentary Claims
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South Korea’s President Lee Unveils Key Cabinet Appointments
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung appoints six ministers and senior secretaries, shaping economic and social policies amid regional challenges.
Scholar Debunks Lai’s Claims on Taiwan’s ‘Statehood’
A Chinese mainland scholar challenges Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te’s claims on statehood, citing legal and historical flaws in arguments about Taiwan’s sovereignty.