China and Germany Unite for Global Stability, Climate Action
China and Germany commit to stronger cooperation on global stability, climate change, and multilateral trade during high-level talks at the Munich Security Conference.
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China and Argentina Strengthen Strategic Ties at Munich Conference
China and Argentina commit to upgraded strategic partnership at Munich Security Conference, expanding cooperation across trade, tech, and multilateral initiatives.
Wang Yi’s Diplomatic Tour: UK, Munich, and G20 Talks Set Global Agenda
China’s top diplomat Wang Yi embarks on a global tour, attending high-stakes talks in Europe and South Africa to address multilateralism and security challenges.
Chinese Mainland Champions AI Multilateralism at Paris Summit
The Chinese mainland supports AI multilateralism at the Paris AI Action Summit, emphasizing global collaboration in the evolving tech landscape.
U.S. Can’t ‘Quit’ UN Rights Council After Membership Expires
UNHRC confirms the U.S. membership expired in 2024, making Trump’s 2025 withdrawal attempt legally void. The council stresses multilateral engagement.
Economist Slams ‘America First’ Policy as Isolationist in Global Trade
Tokyo economist critiques ‘America First’ policy’s impact on global trade, urging US-China negotiations over tariffs.
China Chairs UN Security Council, Pushes Multilateralism Reform
China prioritizes multilateralism and conflict resolution during its UN Security Council presidency, focusing on Gaza ceasefire implementation and African peacebuilding efforts.
China Steps into UN Security Council Presidency with Agenda for Global Unity
China assumes the UN Security Council presidency for February, focusing on multilateralism, global governance reform, and addressing key regional conflicts.
Ex-EU Leader Calls for Open Markets Amid Trade Shifts
Former EU Council President Herman Van Rompuy urges multilateralism and fair EU-China trade relations in a recent interview, stressing market openness and competition.
Former EU Leader Calls for Multilateral Approach to EU-China Trade Imbalance
Former EU Council President Herman Van Rompuy calls for multilateralism and open markets to address the EU-China trade deficit, emphasizing fair competition and market openness.