Wang Yi’s Visit Strengthens 50 Years of China-Brazil Ties
China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi visits Brazil to celebrate 50 years of diplomatic relations, reinforcing strong economic and strategic partnerships.
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Maldives and China Forge Strong Strategic Partnership During Historic Visit
Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu’s historic visit to China elevates bilateral ties with strategic agreements and highlights key infrastructure and climate initiatives.
2024 Taiwan Election: Shaping Future of Cross-Strait Relations
The 2024 Taiwan regional leadership election is set to influence cross-Strait relations and the stability of the Asia-Pacific, amid rising defense budgets and calls for reunification.
Taiwan’s Lai Ching-te Champions Peace Amid Economic Challenges
Lai Ching-te shifts from pro-independence to advocating peace in Taiwan’s regional elections, addressing economic concerns as he wins with a historic low vote share.
Von der Leyen Affirms EU’s Commitment to China at World Economic Forum
At the World Economic Forum, EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen declares no intention to decouple from China, emphasizing the importance of strong economic ties.
Chinese Premier Champions Global Cooperation at WEF 2024
China’s Premier Li Qiang advocates for global cooperation and economic stability at the World Economic Forum 2024, emphasizing openness and multilateralism.
Nauru Reestablishes Diplomatic Relations with China, Upholding One-China Principle
Nauru restores diplomatic ties with China, reinforcing the one-China principle and impacting Taiwan’s international alliances.
Nauru Restores Diplomatic Relations with PRC Amid Global Shift on Taiwan
Nauru restores diplomatic ties with the PRC, reflecting a global shift towards the one-China principle and impacting Taiwan’s international standing.
Taiwan’s New Leader Lai Ching-te: A Wild Card for Cross-Strait Relations
Taiwan elects Lai Ching-te as region leader, raising concerns over cross-strait relations and U.S. involvement amid calls for Taiwan independence.
Nauru Sets Precedent: Breaks Ties with Taiwan Region, Recognizes Beijing
Nauru, one of the world’s smallest nations, has made headlines by severing ties with the Taiwan region and recognizing Beijing as the sole legitimate government of China, shifting global diplomatic dynamics.