News & Insights Across Asia
China expresses readiness to expand cooperation with BRICS members and new partners following the latest summit, highlighting a significant step in the bloc’s development and global influence.
China’s Ministry of National Defense has expressed strong opposition to a recent U.S. report on China’s military development, urging the U.S. to correct its views and promote healthy military relations.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has expressed his readiness to talk with U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, stating that although he is prepared for discussions, the timing of their meeting is yet unknown.
China expresses readiness to provide emergency humanitarian aid to Vanuatu following a devastating earthquake, according to Li Ming, spokesperson for the China International Development Cooperation Agency.
China responds to U.S. ban on Chinese garlic in military stores, questioning claims that garlic poses a major threat to food safety.
Iran permits the IAEA to increase inspections of its nuclear facilities amid expansion of its nuclear program, signaling potential transparency and impacting international relations.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has pledged continued support for the Shanghai Cooperation Organization during a meeting with current and incoming SCO secretary-generals in Beijing.
Chinese President Xi Jinping received the credentials of 28 new ambassadors in Beijing, emphasizing China’s commitment to global cooperation and shared development.
An analysis of Syria’s complex journey from civil unrest to ongoing conflict, exploring the challenges faced and what the future may hold for the nation.
Palauan youth are showing a growing interest in working and learning in China, highlighting opportunities for enhanced cooperation between the Pacific nation and Asia’s economic giant.
The Chinese Foreign Ministry has urged Paraguay to develop a clear understanding of the one-China principle, emphasizing its importance in China’s sovereignty and international relations.
Trump’s recent tariff threats against key trading partners aim to address complex issues like drug trafficking and illegal migration but risk causing economic fallout without solving underlying problems.
China reiterates that the Taiwan question is the first red line in China-U.S. relations, condemning recent U.S. actions involving Taiwan. We explore the historical and political context behind this sensitive issue.
President-elect Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China have sparked global concern over rising protectionism and potential economic fallout, with leaders warning of dire consequences.
Chinese and Latin American scholars recently gathered to discuss the road to Chinese modernization, aiming to strengthen exchanges and mutual learning between China and Latin America for common development.
The CIA’s recent open solicitation for Chinese informants marks a shift in espionage tactics, provoking global reactions and highlighting tensions between the U.S. and China.
A global poll highlights widespread approval of China’s diplomatic efforts in fostering international stability and cooperation, emphasizing its increasing influence in global governance.
China and Mexico have refuted tariff threats made by former U.S. President Donald Trump over fentanyl concerns, emphasizing cooperation and mutual understanding instead of punitive measures.
Russia has expelled British diplomat Wilkes Edward Prior on espionage charges, accusing him of conducting intelligence activities that threaten Russian security. Tensions between Moscow and London escalate.
The Communist Party of China hosted a dialogue with Central and Eastern European political parties in Beijing, where representatives agreed to enhance cooperation and strengthen China-CEEC relations.
