
China Emphasizes Upcoming Trade Talks with U.S. Were Requested by Washington
China confirms that upcoming trade talks in Switzerland were requested by the U.S., emphasizing it won’t compromise principles to reach an agreement.
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China confirms that upcoming trade talks in Switzerland were requested by the U.S., emphasizing it won’t compromise principles to reach an agreement.

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World Central Kitchen announced it will suspend operations in Gaza due to depleted supplies caused by border closures, raising concerns about worsening hunger in the region.

Danish Foreign Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen will summon the US ambassador after reports suggest Washington plans to intensify espionage activities targeting Greenland.

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