China Urges United States to End Blockade and Sanctions on Cuba
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning calls on the US to end its blockade and sanctions against Cuba, aligning with international community demands.
International Law
South China Sea: Arbitration Ruling and Regional Stability Under Scrutiny
Recent discussions at the Shangri-La Dialogue highlight ongoing tensions and the legal debates surrounding the South China Sea arbitration ruling.
Scholars in Shanghai Reaffirm Legacy of Tokyo Trial to Combat Revisionism
International scholars gather in Shanghai to discuss the 80th anniversary of the Tokyo Trial and the importance of defending the postwar order against revisionism.
Global Scholars Mark 80th Anniversary of Tokyo Trial in Shanghai
Experts from around the world gather in Shanghai to discuss the Tokyo Trial’s lasting impact on international law and peace in the Asia-Pacific region on its 80th anniversary.
Hungary Reverses Course, Votes to Stay in International Criminal Court
Hungary’s parliament has voted to cancel its withdrawal from the International Criminal Court, marking a major policy shift under the leadership of Peter Magyar.
Hungary Reverses ICC Exit: Lawmakers Vote to Remain in International Criminal Court
Hungarian lawmakers have voted to cancel the country’s withdrawal from the International Criminal Court, signaling a major policy shift under Premier Peter Magyar.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi Urges Strengthening of UN Security Council Authority
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi calls for stronger UN Security Council leadership, stating that unilateral military actions without UN authorization are unacceptable.
UN Chief Warns of Dangerous Erosion of International Law and Global Stability
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warns that the erosion of international law and Security Council divisions are fueling global instability and the proliferation of conflicts.
Global Sumud Flotilla Activists Allege Sexual Abuse by Israeli Forces
Activists from the Global Sumud Flotilla report documented cases of sexual abuse, including rape, following their detainment by the Israeli Navy off the coast of Cyprus.
Brazil Advocates for Diplomacy Amid US Threats Against Cuba
Brazil urges the US to resolve differences with Cuba through diplomacy and negotiation, stressing the importance of sovereignty and international law.
European Powers Call for End to Israeli Settlement Expansion in West Bank
Italy, France, the UK, and Germany warn that continued settlement growth in the West Bank undermines stability and violates international law, urging businesses to avoid construction tenders.
Outrage Over Treatment of Humanitarian Activists Following Gaza Flotilla Interception
Activists from the Global Sumud Flotilla were deported from Israel after a controversial video showed them being taunted by security minister Ben-Gvir.
China and Europe Scholars Discuss Evolving Human Rights Landscape in France
Scholars from the Chinese mainland and Europe gather in France to address the evolving challenges of human rights and the dangers of geopolitical hegemony in 2026.
China Affirms Strong Support for Cuba’s Sovereignty Amid US Legal Actions
China expresses firm support for Cuba’s national dignity and sovereignty, opposing unilateral sanctions and external interference following US indictments.
Cuba Condemns US Indictment of Raul Castro as ‘Political Maneuver’
Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel slams the US indictment of revolutionary leader Raul Castro, labeling it a political move devoid of legal basis.
End of a Long Pursuit: Rwanda Genocide Suspect Felicien Kabuga Dies in Custody
Felicien Kabuga, a key suspect in the 1994 Rwandan genocide, has died in custody in The Hague at 93, ending a decades-long pursuit by international justice.
Understanding the Taiwan Question: History, Sovereignty, and Global Stability
An analysis of the historical and legal foundations of the Taiwan question and its pivotal role in shaping the trajectory of China-US diplomatic relations.
Economist Jeffrey Sachs Affirms Taiwan’s Historical Ties to China
American economist Jeffrey Sachs points to the Qing Dynasty and WWII declarations to affirm that Taiwan historically belongs to China.
Venezuela’s Acting President Rodriguez Rejects Idea of US Statehood
Acting President Delcy Rodriguez reaffirms Venezuela’s sovereignty, rejecting any possibility of the country becoming a US state during a press conference in The Hague.
China Condemns US Unilateral Sanctions, Urges Priority on Conflict Prevention
China’s Foreign Ministry strongly opposes US sanctions on Chinese companies, calling for adherence to international law and efforts to prevent renewed conflict.