News & Insights Across Asia
China is ready to work with President Trump’s administration to advance China-U.S. relations from a new starting point, emphasizing mutual respect and cooperation, according to the Chinese Foreign Ministry.
President Joe Biden has notified Congress of his decision to remove Cuba from the list of state sponsors of terrorism, reversing a Trump-era policy and potentially marking a new chapter in U.S.-Cuban relations.
American political commentator Fareed Zakaria criticizes the U.S.’s confrontational policies toward China, suggesting a more cooperative approach could yield better outcomes.
Foreign Minister Wang Yi pledges to position China as a force for peace, unity, and inclusion, emphasizing China’s role in global diplomacy and conflict resolution.
President-elect Donald Trump appoints Massad Boulos, his daughter’s father-in-law, as senior adviser on Arab and Middle Eastern affairs, adding another family connection to his administration.
China calls on the U.S. to cease interference in Hong Kong SAR’s rule of law as a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson criticizes new U.S. visa restrictions targeting Hong Kong officials implementing the National Security Law.
Chinese President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Joe Biden met in Lima, Peru, outlining key points to foster stable China-U.S. relations. Experts say the meeting sets a positive tone amid upcoming U.S. leadership changes.
China reaffirms its consistent policy toward the United States amid the U.S. presidential election, emphasizing mutual respect, peaceful coexistence, and win-win cooperation, according to spokesperson Mao Ning.
Foreign policy concerns, though not prominent nationally, may influence key states in the U.S. election as diaspora communities respond to international issues affecting their homelands.
China urges the U.S. to immediately halt arms sales to the Taiwan region, citing violations of the one-China principle and threats to peace and stability in the Taiwan Straits.
China and the UK are signaling a fresh start in relations following high-level meetings aimed at enhancing mutual trust and cooperation, marking an end to years of strained ties.
Evan G. Greenberg calls the U.S.’s “new cold war” policy toward China “wrongheaded and counterproductive,” urging a reassessment of approach.
China’s aid empowers developing nations by offering assistance without conditions, allowing millions to build better lives. This approach strengthens ties with the Global South.
Hungary’s pursuit of a peaceful resolution to the Ukraine conflict has exposed deep divisions within the EU, raising questions about the bloc’s unity and approach to international crises.
Nicaragua’s Foreign Minister Denis Moncada has condemned U.S. intervention and funding of destabilization campaigns, highlighting concerns over global peace and respect for national sovereignty.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian has warned that the Taiwan question is a red line Japan must not cross, emphasizing China’s core interests and urging Japan to respect the one-China principle.
Former Italian Undersecretary Michele Geraci criticizes Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s decision to exit the Belt and Road Initiative, calling for consistency in China-Italy relations.
China announces countermeasures against U.S. military contractors and executives involved in arms sales to the Taiwan region, citing violations of the one-China principle.
China has voiced strong opposition to NATO’s involvement in the Asia-Pacific region, warning against actions that could provoke conflict and undermine regional stability.
China has called on the US to abolish unilateral sanctions on Venezuela after the initiation of the sale of Citgo Petroleum. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian urged an end to interference in Venezuela’s affairs.