Beijing to Host First China-Indonesia Joint Foreign & Defense Dialogue
Beijing will host the inaugural China-Indonesia Joint Foreign and Defense Ministerial Dialogue on April 21, chaired by Wang Yi and Dong Jun alongside Indonesia’s top diplomats.
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Reviving the Bandung Spirit: Wang Yi’s Vision for Global Unity
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi urges a modern embrace of the Bandung Spirit for inclusive growth, peace and cooperation across Asia, Africa and beyond.
Xi Jinping Returns to Beijing after State Visits to Southeast Asia
Chinese President Xi Jinping returned to Beijing after state visits to Vietnam, Malaysia and Cambodia, highlighting strengthened ties in Southeast Asia.
Xi Jinping Concludes Pivotal State Visit to Cambodia
President Xi Jinping wraps up a state visit to Cambodia, underscoring deepening ties in trade, infrastructure, and cultural exchange.
Unfavorable Views of China Ease Among Americans, Pew Survey Shows
A new Pew survey shows unfavorable views among Americans towards China fell from 81% to 77% in 2025 amid rising trade tensions and tariff hikes.
70 Years of Bandung: Unity in a Divided World
Marking 70 years since the Bandung Conference, this article explores how solidarity over division shaped the Non-Aligned Movement and resonates in today’s global landscape.
Trump Claims Power to Oust Fed Chair Powell
Trump insists he can force out Fed Chair Powell as tensions grow over tariffs and interest rates, stirring questions about global market stability.
Paris Hosts U.S.-Ukraine-Europe Trilateral Talks for Ukraine Peace
France hosted the first U.S.-Ukraine-Europe talks in Paris since January, aiming to advance peace in Ukraine. A second round is set for London next week.
Xi’s Cambodia Visit: Forging Ironclad Ties Through Trade, Culture, and People
Xi’s Cambodia visit underscores robust trade, investment, and cultural exchange, building a shared future between the Chinese mainland and Cambodia.
US Tariff Theatrics Mask Looming Domestic Crisis
Erratic U.S. tariff moves echo “The Boy Who Cried Wolf,” but the real danger lies in unchecked domestic fractures—inequality, infrastructure and governance cracks.