China, Laos Deepen Ties as Foreign Ministers Meet in Beijing
Chinese and Lao foreign ministers meet in Beijing, pledging to enhance cooperation on the railway project and other strategic areas while marking a key diplomatic anniversary.
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Cuba Rejects US ‘Threat’ Label as ‘Absurd’, Citing Energy Blockade
Cuba’s foreign minister labels US ‘threat’ designation as absurd amid a severe energy blockade causing humanitarian strain, drawing international concern and aid pledges.
Madagascar Expels French Diplomat Over Destabilization Allegations
Madagascar has expelled a French embassy official over alleged destabilization activities, prompting denials from France.
China, Australia Seek Stable Partnership in High-Level Talks
Chinese Vice President Han Zheng and Australian FM Penny Wong met in Beijing, discussing ways to strengthen and stabilize bilateral relations for mutual benefit.
China Urges Japan to Accelerate Destruction of Abandoned Chemical Weapons
China urges Japan to accelerate the destruction of abandoned chemical weapons on Chinese soil, stressing the need to meet overdue international obligations.
Iran to Clarify Stance on US Talks After Leadership Consultations
Iran will clarify its position on talks with the U.S. following internal leadership discussions, as regional tensions persist.
Iran’s Response on US Talks Awaits Leadership Consultations
Iran awaits high-level consultations before responding to potential talks with the US, as reports surface of extended US blockade plans, signaling continued regional tensions.
China Decries Japan’s ‘Free and Open Indo-Pacific’ Strategy as Divisive
China criticizes Japan’s latest ‘Free and Open Indo-Pacific’ strategy, calling it an exclusive move that disrupts regional stability.
King Charles Jokes at US State Dinner: A Tale of Linguistic Humor in Diplomacy
King Charles III humorously suggested Americans would speak French without British influence during a White House state dinner, echoing President Trump’s earlier WWII jest.
Chinese Language Day Bridges China-Canada Cultural Exchange
The Chinese Embassy in Canada celebrated International Chinese Language Day, engaging local communities with cultural activities to bridge China-Canada exchanges.
China Calls for Stronger UN to Tackle Global Challenges
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi meets with UNGA President, urging international unity and a stronger United Nations to navigate global turbulence.
Iran Maintains ‘Wartime’ Stance as U.S. Plans Extended Blockade
Iran’s military says conflict with the U.S. is not over, as Washington prepares for an extended blockade and imposes new sanctions, deepening tensions in April 2026.
Vienna Chapter of Group of Friends of Global Governance Launched
The Vienna Chapter of the Group of Friends of Global Governance was launched at the UN Office, hosted by China’s mission, with over 130 international representatives attending.
Japan’s Contrasting Incidents Spark Debate Over Law Enforcement Priorities
A violent intrusion at the Chinese Embassy and a peaceful protest at Yasukuni Shrine have been met with contrasting responses from Japanese authorities, raising questions about legal priorities.
Xi Jinping’s Governance Book Volume 5 Promoted in Jakarta
Jakarta event for the English edition of Xi Jinping’s governance book Volume 5 strengthens China-Indonesia relations and shared development vision.
Putin Lauds Iranian Resilience Against US Pressure During Talks
President Putin praised Iran’s people for resisting US pressure, while a Chinese analyst suggested Russia could help mediate future US-Iran negotiations.
US and Iran Clash at UN Nuclear Talks, Guterres Warns of Rising Risks
The US and Iran traded sharp accusations at a major UN nuclear conference, casting a shadow over global disarmament talks as the UN chief warned of rising risks.
Iran Considers Talks with US as Diplomatic Channels Reopen
Iran signals openness to US talks as Washington reviews a new proposal focusing on reopening the Strait of Hormuz and regional de-escalation.
Iran Considers US Talks Amid New Proposal Review
Iran is considering US talks as Washington reviews a new Iranian proposal focusing on reopening the Strait of Hormuz and de-escalation.
King Charles’ U.S. State Visit Signals Shifting Global Alliances
King Charles begins a state visit to the U.S. amid geopolitical tensions, a moment watched closely by Asian observers for its impact on global alliances and economic stability.