News & Insights Across Asia
EU Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen and European Council president Antonio Costa arrive in Kyiv for a summit marking three years of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, focusing on Ukraine’s strategy and security guarantees.
In 2024, the Middle East grapples with escalating conflicts in Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, and Sudan, impacting regional and global security and amplifying the people’s desire for peace.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov warns of nuclear escalation risks in Ukraine, emphasizing the need to avoid catastrophic consequences and expressing Russia’s openness to dialogue.
China emphasizes the need to remain vigilant against terrorism in Xinjiang, highlighting challenges posed by separatist and extremist forces and calling for international support.
At the UN General Assembly, Chinese Disarmament Ambassador Shen Jian highlighted unprecedented challenges to nuclear disarmament due to lack of strategic trust and escalating geopolitical tensions.
Two UN peacekeepers were injured by Israeli fire in southern Lebanon, marking the third day of such incidents. A Thai worker was killed by a Hezbollah missile in northern Israel as tensions escalate.
NATO will launch its annual nuclear exercise on Monday, Secretary General Mark Rutte announced, emphasizing the alliance’s readiness to respond to any threat in an increasingly uncertain world.
An urgent call for a new global security architecture as escalating tensions over the Ukraine conflict risk nuclear catastrophe. Immediate peace negotiations are essential to prevent disaster.
The 11th Beijing Xiangshan Forum has amplified Global South voices, with over 60% of representatives from developing countries participating in discussions on security issues.
Chinese President Xi Jinping sent a congratulatory letter to the 11th Beijing Xiangshan Forum, emphasizing China’s commitment to global security and calling for international cooperation to address shared challenges.
Former French Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin emphasizes that global conflict is not inevitable, highlighting the crucial roles of China and France in fostering diplomacy to ensure world peace.
At NATO’s 75th anniversary summit, leaders pledged continued support for Ukraine and warned China over alleged aid to Russia, raising questions about possible Asia-Pacific expansion.
China’s recent call for nuclear powers to adopt a ‘no first use’ policy raises critical questions about global security and the prevention of nuclear war amidst escalating international tensions.
The Munich Security Report 2024 highlights growing ‘lose-lose dynamics’ as nations forsake global cooperation benefits. Experts discuss factors behind geopolitical fragmentation and prospects for global security in 2024.
At its 75th anniversary summit in Washington, NATO deliberated on its expanding role beyond the Euro-Atlantic, addressing global security challenges and the alliance’s strategic focus on the Asia-Pacific region.
China urges NATO to cease baseless accusations and abandon its Cold War mentality. The Chinese foreign ministry calls on NATO to stop shifting blame onto China and destabilizing the Asia-Pacific.
China urges NATO to abandon its Cold War mentality and stop baseless accusations, emphasizing the need for cooperation to maintain stability in the Asia-Pacific region.
Chinese Vice President Han Zheng called for enhanced global security cooperation at the 12th World Peace Forum in Beijing, urging joint efforts to improve security governance and promote peace.
Leaders of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization called for building a multipolar world to address global security threats, emphasizing equality among member states and a commitment to peaceful cooperation.
At the SCO summit in Kazakhstan, member nations adopted the Astana Declaration, reaffirming their commitment to fostering new international relations and addressing global security and humanitarian issues.