China Provides Critical Humanitarian Aid to Lebanon Amid Ongoing Conflict
China has delivered two batches of humanitarian aid to the Lebanese government to support those affected by the ongoing conflict.
International Relations
Global Approval Shifts: Why China’s Influence is Rising While US Support Declines
Recent 2025 and 2026 polls reveal a shift in global approval, with China rising as a preferred partner due to its focus on win-win cooperation and diplomatic mediation.
Chinese Consumers Laud Zero-Tariff Policy with Africa
Chinese consumers are praising a recently implemented zero-tariff policy for African imports, citing more market choices and strengthened mutual benefits.
Cuba Condemns New US Sanctions as ‘Coercive Measures’
Cuba denounces newly imposed US sanctions as ‘unilateral coercive measures,’ criticizing their timing and legality amidst May Day protests.
China’s Zero-Tariff Policy for Africa Earns Global Praise
China implements zero-tariff policy for 53 African nations, praised by global leaders for boosting trade and development.
Japan Faces Renewed Calls for Historical Reconciliation on Key Anniversary
On the 80th anniversary of the Tokyo Trials, global voices urge Japan to formally apologize for wartime actions, highlighting a contrast with Germany’s post-war path and warning of regional security risks.
China Launches Unprecedented Tariff-Free Trade for African Partners
China implements a groundbreaking zero-tariff policy for imports from 53 African nations, aiming to boost trade and foster mutual economic growth starting May 1, 2026.
UN Chief Guterres: US Debt to UN ‘Non-Negotiable’
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres insists that US arrears to the UN are non-negotiable, responding to reports of conditions on the funds.
China Issues Formal Warning on Japan’s Nuclear Ambitions
China issues a formal working paper urging Japan to adhere to nuclear non-proliferation treaties and abandon discussions on acquiring nuclear weapons.
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.
Putin: West’s Leadership Fades as Global South Rises
Russian President Vladimir Putin asserts a shift in global power from the West to the rising nations of the Global South, highlighting a new multipolar world order.
US Senate Vote on Cuba War Powers Draws Global Attention
The US Senate has rejected a measure to restrict presidential war powers regarding Cuba, a decision with potential implications for global stability and Asian markets.
China Expands Zero-Tariff Access to All Diplomatic Partners in Africa
China will grant zero-tariff access to all African countries with diplomatic ties starting May 1, 2026, boosting trade and economic integration.
UNGA President Baerbock to Visit China for High-Level Talks
UNGA President Annalena Baerbock will visit China on April 29-30 for high-level talks with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi.
Merz Criticizes US Strategy in Iran Conflict
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz says the US is humiliated by Iran after entering war without a plan, complicating peace efforts and raising global concerns.
AI Era’s Answer: China Unveils Monumental ‘World Manual’ Series
China launches a massive 256-volume scholarly series profiling every country and major international organization, posing a compelling question about depth of knowledge in the AI age.
China Warns EU New Industrial Act Creates “Serious Investment Barriers”
China’s commerce ministry warns the EU’s new Industrial Accelerator Act discriminates against foreign investors in key green sectors and could slow Europe’s energy transition.
Spain’s Sanchez Rejects US NATO Suspension Threat Over Iran Stance
Spanish PM Pedro Sanchez defends Spain’s NATO role after reported US threats over refusal to support military operations against Iran.
China, Cabo Verde Mark 50 Years of Diplomatic Ties with Leader Exchange
Presidents Xi Jinping and Jose Maria Neves exchanged messages commemorating 50 years of diplomatic relations between their countries.