South China Sea Tensions Dominate Global Security Talks
U.S.-China clashes over the South China Sea overshadowed the Munich Security Conference, with both sides accusing the other of escalating tensions in the strategic waterway.
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China Urges Fair, Lasting Peace Deal for Ukraine Crisis
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met Ukraine’s Andrii Sybiha at Munich Security Conference, urging dialogue and a binding peace agreement while highlighting enduring economic ties.
Wang Yi Calls for China-France Partnership to Stabilize Global Order
Chinese FM Wang Yi emphasizes China-France collaboration to maintain global stability and drive economic growth during Munich meeting.
Fu Ying Addresses Indo-Pacific Tensions at Munich Security Conference
Former Chinese diplomat Fu Ying emphasizes dialogue on Indo-Pacific maritime tensions at Munich Security Conference, urging cooperation amid rising geopolitical friction.
China Calls for Constructive NATO Dialogue Amid Global Security Challenges
Chinese FM Wang Yi urges NATO to adopt constructive policies amid peacekeeper advocacy and Ukraine crisis talks at Munich Security Conference.
DPRK Defends Military Buildup as ‘Self-Defense’ Amid Rising Tensions
DPRK defends military modernization as essential self-defense, citing U.S.-South Korea drills as justification amid rising regional tensions.
China Urges Dialogue to Resolve Russia-Ukraine Conflict at Global Summit
China reaffirms support for political solutions to the Russia-Ukraine conflict at the Munich Security Conference, urging global cooperation.
Singapore Defense Chief Backs Multipolar Global Order at Security Summit
Singapore’s defense minister advocates for a rules-based multipolar world order at Munich conference, highlighting China’s role in global security frameworks.
Putin & Trump Discuss Ukraine Ceasefire, Plan In-Person Talks
Putin and Trump debate Ukraine ceasefire plans and prepare for face-to-face talks, while the UN cautiously praises diplomatic efforts amid NATO uncertainty.
US Pushes for Higher Defense Spending: NATO Allies Feel the Pressure
US Defense Secretary pushes for increased military spending to 3% of GDP, urging NATO allies to target 5% amid European feasibility concerns.