China and India Set to Hold Crucial Border Talks in Beijing
China and India will hold the 23rd meeting on their boundary issues in Beijing on December 18, aiming to resolve longstanding border tensions.
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China and U.S. Extend Science and Tech Partnership for Five More Years
China and the United States have extended their science and technology cooperation agreement for another five years, aiming to promote mutual progress and address global challenges together.
President Xi Calls for New Milestones in China’s Modernization
President Xi Jinping urges new achievements in China’s modernization at Qiao Shi’s centenary event.
EU Sends Top Diplomat to Damascus to Engage with New Syrian Leadership
EU officials have sent their top diplomat for Syria to Damascus to engage with the country’s new government, marking a significant move towards renewed dialogue.
Serbia’s Foreign Minister Set for December China Visit
Serbia’s Foreign Minister Marko Djuric is set to visit China from December 19 to 21, following an invitation from China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi, as announced by spokesperson Lin Jian.
South Korean President Yoon Faces Second Summons Over Insurrection Charges
South Korean prosecutors have issued a second summons to President Yoon Suk-yeol over insurrection charges. If he complies, he will be the first sitting president questioned as a criminal suspect.
Israel’s Syria Strikes Draw Gulf States’ Condemnation
Israel’s recent airstrikes in Syria and plans to expand settlements in the Golan Heights have drawn condemnation from Gulf states, including Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Qatar.
UN Appeals for $1.42 Billion to Aid Millions in Somalia
The UN is seeking $1.42 billion to expand humanitarian operations in Somalia in 2025, aiming to assist nearly 6 million people facing drought and conflict.
Iranian Court Orders U.S. to Pay $170 Million Over 2010 Chabahar Attack
An Iranian court has ordered the U.S. to pay $170 million over a 2010 terrorist attack in Chabahar that killed 39 people and injured 70 others.
South Korea’s Ruling Party Leader Resigns Amid President Yoon’s Impeachment
South Korea’s ruling party leader Han Dong-hoon resigns after President Yoon Suk-yeol’s impeachment suspends presidential powers, sparking political upheaval.