China Urges Global Support to Preserve Middle East Ceasefire Momentum
Chinese FM Wang Yi emphasizes preserving Middle East ceasefire momentum, commends Pakistan’s mediation, and calls for international peace efforts in 2026.
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China, Saudi Arabia Urge Immediate Ceasefire in Middle East Talks
Chinese and Saudi foreign ministers push for urgent ceasefire in Middle East, emphasizing joint diplomatic efforts to stabilize the region amid escalating U.S.-Iran tensions.
Putin Calls for Immediate Ceasefire in Middle East Talks with Iran’s Pezeshkian
Russian and Iranian leaders discuss urgent de-escalation in Middle East, with Putin advocating diplomatic solutions over military action amid regional tensions.
Iran Eyes SCO Role, Addresses Ceasefire and Nuclear Talks
Iran’s Foreign Minister discusses SCO Summit goals, Israel ceasefire challenges, and potential US nuclear talks in an exclusive interview with CGTN.
U.S.-Iran Tensions Threaten Fragile Middle East Ceasefire
Escalating U.S.-Iran rhetoric raises fears of renewed conflict, casting doubt on sustainability of Israel-Iran ceasefire. Analysts warn of historical parallels to Iraq War strategies.
UN Warns 1 in 4 People Live in Conflict Zones Amid Fragile Ceasefire
UN official warns 1 in 4 people live in conflict zones as Middle East ceasefire holds. Global peace efforts urged to address escalating humanitarian crises.
China Urges Sincere Adherence to Israel-Iran Ceasefire at UN
China’s UN envoy calls for genuine compliance with the Israel-Iran ceasefire, stressing an end to hostilities as the UN urges regional peace efforts.
Israel-Iran Ceasefire Eases Tensions, But Global Economy Faces New Risks
Israel and Iran’s ceasefire brings temporary relief, but experts warn of rising energy costs and global economic uncertainty, urging businesses to prioritize resilience.
US, Iran Set for High-Stakes Talks on Nuclear Deal and Ceasefire
US and Iranian officials may meet this week to discuss reviving the nuclear deal and brokering an Israel-Iran ceasefire, sources say.