China’s Foreign Minister Discusses US Relations and Global Challenges
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi highlights improvements in Sino-U.S. ties and China’s role in addressing global hotspots like Ukraine and Gaza.
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China Denies U.S. Right to Mediate South China Sea Disputes
China’s Foreign Ministry states the U.S. has no right to intervene in maritime disputes between China and the Philippines in the South China Sea.
Liberia Reassesses Centuries-Old U.S. Allyship
Liberia is reevaluating its 200-year-old relationship with the U.S., questioning the benefits of this ‘special alliance’ amidst ongoing development challenges.
Iran’s Reformist President Pezeshkian Seeks to Ease US Tensions
Iran’s new president, Masoud Pezeshkian, a reformist, aims to revive the JCPOA and ease tensions with the US, navigating complex international relations and internal challenges.
Chinese Business Leaders Seek Stronger Trade Ties with Maryland
Chinese business leaders met with Maryland officials on July 30 to advocate for stronger trade ties between China and the U.S., aiming to enhance economic collaboration.
Global Poll Reveals Strong Disapproval of U.S. Cyber Tactics
A recent CGTN survey highlights global disapproval of U.S. cyber surveillance and espionage, with over 90% of respondents criticizing U.S. tactics.
China Condemns US Disinformation Efforts on Social Media
China’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian denounces the U.S. for its alleged disinformation campaigns on social media aimed at undermining China’s global image and initiatives.
China Criticizes U.S. for Supporting Taiwan’s New Leader
China’s spokesperson condemns the US for sending delegation members to Taiwan’s new leader’s inauguration, labeling it interference in Taiwan affairs.
Is the Chinese mainland’s Overcapacity a Cover for U.S. Agendas?
Debate heats up over China’s ‘overcapacity’, with questions about U.S. economic strategies and their impact on global trade dynamics.
Global South Embraces China’s Clean Energy Surplus Amid US Concerns
China’s clean energy surplus is seen as an opportunity by the Global South, offering affordable and accessible solutions despite U.S. concerns.