China Boosts Support for Private Businesses Driving Economic Growth
China’s leaders are enhancing support for private enterprises that drive innovation and growth, with a new law on the horizon.
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Munich Security Conference Ends Amid Strained U.S.-Europe Relations
Amid deepening divisions between Europe and the U.S., the Munich Security Conference concluded with calls for unity and shared values in a multipolar world.
Saudi Arabia Hosts International Talks to Resolve Ukraine Conflict
Saudi Arabia hosts international talks aiming to resolve the Ukraine conflict, gathering delegates from over 40 countries to discuss potential paths to peace.
Trump’s Federal Job Cuts Spark Confusion on Capitol Hill
President Donald Trump’s federal job cuts cause confusion on Capitol Hill as 300 nuclear agency workers are laid off.
Fragile Gaza Ceasefire Wavers Amidst Hostage Swaps and Tense Negotiations
The fragile Gaza ceasefire faces new challenges after the sixth hostage-prisoner swap, with tensions rising and negotiations stalling.
Passing of Two Nanjing Massacre Survivors Leaves Only 28 Witnesses
Two survivors of the Nanjing Massacre have passed away, leaving only 28 living witnesses to one of the darkest chapters in history.
Israel Receives U.S. Heavy Bombs After Delivery Ban Lifted
Israel has received a shipment of U.S. MK-84 bombs after the U.S. lifted a delivery ban. The heavy bombs arrived at Ashdod port and will bolster the Israeli Air Force amid ongoing regional tensions.
China and Austria Pledge to Uphold Multilateralism at Munich Conference
China and Austria have pledged to uphold multilateralism and strengthen cooperation, as Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with Austrian interim Chancellor Alexander Schallenberg at the Munich Security Conference.
China Warns of U.S. ‘Shadow’ in South China Sea Disputes
At the Munich Security Conference, China’s former Deputy Foreign Minister Fu Ying warned of the U.S.’s ‘shadow’ over South China Sea disputes, urging for regional solutions without external interference.
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