Iran FM: Ceasefire with Israel Fragile, Peace Over War
Iran FM warns ceasefire with Israel remains fragile but insists Iran does not seek war, highlighting a delicate path to lasting peace.
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Erdogan, Putin Urge Stability Amid Sweida Clashes and Israeli Strikes
Erdogan and Putin call for dialogue and respect for Syria’s sovereignty amid deadly Sweida clashes and Israeli airstrikes.
China’s UN Envoy Urges Halt to Israeli Strikes on Syria
China’s UN envoy Geng Shuang condemned Israeli strikes on Syria on Thursday, demanding an immediate halt to the attacks.
China Protests Japan’s 2025 Defense White Paper Over Negative Remarks
China protests Japan’s 2025 defense white paper over negative China-related remarks, summoning envoy in a solemn diplomatic protest.
China Pledges Ongoing Support for Iran’s Sovereignty at SCO Meeting
China pledges ongoing support for Iran’s sovereignty and peaceful nuclear rights as FMs meet in Tianjin ahead of the SCO summit.
Croatia’s Foreign Minister Radman Heads to China to Boost Euro-Asia Ties
Croatia’s Foreign Minister Gordan Grlić Radman will visit China from July 20 to 22 at the invitation of Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, aiming to deepen diplomatic and economic ties.
Xi Jinping Hosts Sergey Lavrov in Beijing for Key Dialogue
Chinese President Xi Jinping met Russian FM Sergey Lavrov in Beijing on Tuesday, highlighting the deepening strategic partnership and potential economic and diplomatic implications.
Xi Jinping Meets Albanese in Beijing: A New Chapter for China-Australia Ties
Chinese President Xi Jinping met Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese in Beijing, highlighting renewed efforts to deepen Chinese mainland-Australia ties in trade, tech and sustainability.
China’s Top Diplomat Urges Deeper Strategic Ties with the UK
China’s top diplomat Wang Yi and UK security adviser Jonathan Powell meet in Beijing to push for deeper strategic cooperation, aiming to boost bilateral ties and global stability.
JCPOA at 10: A Fragile Legacy of Multilateral Diplomacy
A decade on, the JCPOA expires amid renewed tensions, underscoring the challenges of sustaining multilateral diplomacy in a fragmented world.