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China congratulates Joe Biden on his election victory over Donald Trump on Friday.
Taiwan condemns China for extending military drills and announces its own military exercises.
Pro-democracy lawmakers in Hong Kong express alarm over the potential for Chinese national security officials to enforce laws independently, threatening regional democracy.
China's decision to end the two-term limit on the presidency marks a pivotal shift in governance, particularly benefiting Xi Jinping's leadership.
Taiwan reports 18 Chinese aircraft crossed the median line since Friday amid rising tensions.
Locals at a South Carolina Marina film debris from the Chinese spy balloon recovery effort.
Wang Yi meets Sergey Lavrov in Moscow to strengthen China-Russia ties and discuss Ukraine.
China abstains in a U.N. vote and proposes a ceasefire in the Ukraine war.
Xi Jinping's defiant tone marks the Communist Party's centenary celebrations in Tiananmen Square.
Josh de la Mare highlights US-China relations and CDU leadership in the upcoming week.
U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi plans to visit Taiwan amid Chinese warnings.
Beijing reacts strongly to US-Taiwan trade deal talks, viewing Taiwan as part of China.
Two Canadians have been released after a deal involving Huawei's Meng Wanzhou.
President Xi's visit gives new impetus to China-Philippines collaboration in the South China Sea.
James Kynge and Alexander Gabuev discuss China's friendship with Russia amid the Ukraine war.
Lithuania faces a diplomatic spat with China over Taiwan's embassy in Vilnius.
China warns Hong Kong protesters today of imminent punishment amid rising tensions.
Xi Jinping warns against Taiwan independence amid rising military support from the West.
Former Chinese president Hu Jintao is escorted out of the Communist Party Congress in Beijing.
Kim Jong Un's rumored visit to China marks his first trip abroad since assuming power, raising questions about North Korea's diplomatic relations and regional stability.
A Chinese spy balloon over Latin America strains U.S.-China relations and draws American attention.
Indian and Chinese troops clash in Arunachal Pradesh, escalating border tensions.
Chinese military drills around Taiwan escalate tensions following President Tsai's U.S. visit.
Chancellor Olaf Scholz faces pressure as Germany has not yet finalized a sanctions list in response to Russia's aggression towards Ukraine.
Kabul's citizens rush to passport offices as the Taliban retake territory amid intensified fighting and the withdrawal of U.S. and NATO troops.
Colombia's President Pedro expresses solidarity with Palestinians, urging global action to defend their rights while reflecting on historical support against oppression.
Colombia strongly condemns the Haitian president's assassination and denies military involvement.
Iván Duque addresses Colombia's peace process and the crisis from Venezuela's migration.
Andrea Leadsom resigns from government, citing Brexit concerns and lack of scrutiny.
Artemio, the last Shining Path leader, seeks peace amid Peru's violent history.
Spain's go-slow policy prompts Gibraltar to consider legal action against Madrid over fishing rights.
Italy and Spain push for corona bonds as Germany and the Netherlands oppose them amid the pandemic.
Qing Gang warns that U.S. policies threaten Global Peace and could lead to confrontation.
Israel's Naftali Bennett mediates between Russia and Ukraine amid ongoing conflict.
Major General Charlie Herbert discusses the implications of Hamas leader Salah al-Arouri's killing.
Julian Assange's lawyer claims Trump offered him a pardon in exchange for denying Russian involvement.
Croatia's accession to the European Union in 2013 marked a historic milestone as the first former Yugoslav country to join, despite mixed public sentiments about EU membership.
Ukraine and Russia accuse each other of blowing up the Nova Kakhovka Dam, causing flooding.
Darya Dugina, daughter of a Russian ally, is killed in a suspected car bomb attack near Moscow.
General Petraeus discusses Ukraine, Russia-China relations, and Tick Tock's political influence.
Davos features Iran's Rouhani, discussing economy goals and the Syrian conflict.
Joseph's Tomb in Nablus is set on fire, escalating tensions in Palestine West Bank.
The death toll continues to rise as conflict between Israel and Hamas escalates in Gaza.
Jonathan Freedland warns that Donald Trump's presidency could threaten global safety and America's image.
Donations to Ukraine from the international donor conference in Copenhagen total 1.5 billion euros, with increased pledges for military aid and training.
On May 18, 100,000 demonstrators in the Netherlands rallied for Palestine, demanding stronger government action against ongoing Israeli oppression.
Rodman returns to North Korea to set up a basketball league with Kim Jong-un.
Dennis Rodman visits North Korea, avoiding discussion of Jang Song-thaek's execution.
