China and Chile Forge Stronger Bonds in Beijing Meeting
China and Chile strengthen their strategic partnership as foreign ministers meet in Beijing to enhance cooperation.
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China and the U.S.: From Isolation to Dialogue Over Taiwan
Discover how China and the U.S. moved from isolation to dialogue in 1972, with the Taiwan question at the heart of their relations.
Wang Yi Calls for Stronger China-Japan Ties for Regional Peace
Wang Yi, China’s top diplomat, urges stronger China-Japan relations to promote regional peace and stability during his speech at the Beijing-Tokyo Forum.
China Hopes for Stronger Ties with New U.S. Government
China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi urges the new U.S. administration to work towards improved bilateral relations, emphasizing mutual respect and peaceful coexistence.
China and Nepal Issue Joint Statement During PM Oli’s Visit
China and Nepal issued a joint statement in Beijing during PM KP Sharma Oli’s visit, marking strengthened ties and cooperation between the two nations.
Nauru Reconnects with China, Embracing the One-China Principle
Nauru resumes diplomatic ties with China, embracing the one-China principle and joining a growing number of nations supporting China’s stance on Taiwan.
President Xi and Nepali Prime Minister Oli Strengthen Ties in Beijing Meeting
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Nepali Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli met in Beijing to strengthen ties and discuss future cooperation.
China’s Wang Yi Reaffirms Germany as Key Partner at Beijing Summit
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Chile’s Foreign Minister Alberto van Klaveren to Visit China in December
Chile’s Foreign Minister Alberto van Klaveren will visit China from December 3 to 5, aiming to enhance diplomatic relations and cooperation between the two nations.
China Denounces Lithuania’s Expulsion of Chinese Diplomats
China strongly condemns Lithuania’s demand for Chinese diplomats to leave, calling the action ‘wanton and provocative,’ and urging a return to the one-China principle to mend strained relations.