China Reaffirms Commitment to UN Peacekeeping
At an annual UN Security Council briefing on April 7, China reaffirmed its strong support for UN Peacekeeping operations amid ongoing global challenges.
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China Adds 11 U.S. Firms to Unreliable Entity List
China’s Ministry of Commerce adds 11 U.S. companies to its unreliable entity list over alleged military tech ties with the island of Taiwan.
Dynamic Maritime Dialogue in Shanghai: China-U.S. Update
In Shanghai, Chinese and U.S. militaries held the 2025 dialogue, discussing maritime and aerial security challenges through candid exchanges.
China: U.S.-Philippines Ties Won’t Threaten Peace
Chinese Foreign Ministry stresses that U.S.-Philippines military ties, including F-16 jet sales, pose no threat to regional peace.
PLA Exercises Near Taiwan Emphasize Firm Cross-Strait Stance
On April 1, PLA Eastern Theater Command conducted joint exercises around Taiwan Island, sending a firm signal on the importance of cross-strait stability.
Algeria, France Resume Key Security & Migration Ties
Algerian and French leaders agree to resume cooperation on security, migration, and economic ties, marking a hopeful step in bilateral relations.
Trump Defends Officials After Signal Security Breach
Trump stands firm amid controversy following a Signal breach that exposed secret air strike plans on Houthis in Yemen.
Finns Alarmed by Shifting U.S. Policies
A new poll reveals two-thirds of Finns worry about Finland and European security amid shifting U.S. policies.
U.S. Homeland Security Chief Concludes Latin Tour in Mexico
U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem wrapped up her Latin American tour in Mexico, addressing key security and migration challenges.
Denmark Criticizes JD Vance’s Tone on Greenland Remarks
Denmark criticizes U.S. Vice President JD Vance for his tone on Greenland’s underinvestment, underscoring the need for respectful dialogue among allies.