China is seeking to deepen economic and political cooperation with the United Kingdom as British Prime Minister Keir Starmer visits Beijing this week, signalling a tentative reset in bilateral ties after years of strain. Chinese officials said Beijing is ready to enhance mutual
China is escalating its use of mobility related measures as a tool of diplomatic signaling, with authorities renewing warnings against travel to Japan during the Lunar New Year while major airlines extend flexible cancellation policies on Japan bound flights. The advisory follows months
China has issued a renewed travel warning for Japan ahead of the Lunar New Year holiday period, adding a diplomatic dimension to what would normally be a routine consular notice. The advisory, released by China’s foreign ministry, urges citizens to avoid travel to
China has confirmed it was invited by the United States to participate in a new global peace initiative proposed by US President Donald Trump, but has stopped short of indicating whether it will take part. The proposal, described by Washington as a mechanism
The British government has approved plans for China to construct its largest diplomatic complex in Europe in central London, marking a significant political decision as the UK seeks to recalibrate its relationship with Beijing. The redevelopment of Royal Mint Court near the Tower
China’s ambassador to the United States has issued a blunt warning that the global order is entering a dangerous phase, framing early 2026 as a moment of stark choice between stability and deepening disorder. Speaking to business leaders in New York, Xie Feng
US President Donald Trump has abruptly shifted tone toward Colombia, saying he has invited President Gustavo Petro to the White House following what he described as a friendly phone conversation, days after rhetoric that had raised fears of a serious diplomatic rupture. Speaking
A realist view from a seasoned diplomat Former US ambassador to Vietnam Daniel Kritenbrink has urged policymakers to approach China with realism rather than nostalgia, arguing that a return to earlier eras of US China relations is neither possible nor productive. His message
Chinese President Xi Jinping has urged South Korea to make what he described as the correct strategic choices, emphasising that both countries share responsibility for maintaining peace and stability in the region. His remarks came during talks with South Korean President Lee Jae-myung
China and the United States need to explore fresh ways of communicating if they are serious about stabilising their often tense relationship, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said during a policy symposium held in Beijing. His remarks come at a time when ties
