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NewsDesk MC May 14, 2026May 14, 2026 artificial intelligence, Beijing, China US summit, donald trump, elon musk, geopolitical tensions, global economy, Great Hall of the People, Gulf shipping routes, Iran Nuclear Program, Iran war, Jensen Huang, marco rubio, rare earth exports, semiconductors, South Korea trade talks, Strait of Hormuz, taiwan, trade talks, US China relations, Xi Jinping

Trump and Xi Align on Iran Nuclear Threat, Hormuz Security at Beijing Summit

Beijing — Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed during talks in Beijing that Iran must not obtain a

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NewsDesk MC May 13, 2026 Beijing, china, Chinese diplomacy, donald trump, energy security, Foreign Policy, Geopolitics, iran, Ishaq Dar, Middle East Diplomacy, nuclear negotiations, oil transit route, pakistan, Pakistan mediation, regional tensions, Strait of Hormuz, tehran, US-Iran talks, USA, Wang Yi, Xi Jinping

China Presses Pakistan on Hormuz Diplomacy

Beijing– China urged Pakistan to intensify mediation efforts between Iran and the United States and help manage issues surrounding the

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NewsDesk MC May 11, 2026May 11, 2026 Beijing, china, Chinese military buildup, defense spending, Diplomacy, donald trump, Geopolitics, indo-pacific, Lin Chia-lung, marco rubio, parliament, regional security, Reuters style, strategic rivalry, taipei, Taiwan Relations Act, Taiwan Strait, U.S.-China relations, united states, Xi Jinping

Taiwan Reassures Public on US Alliance Before Trump-Xi Talks

Taipei-Taiwan expressed confidence on Monday in the stability of its relationship with the United States ahead of U.S. President Donald

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NewsDesk MC May 8, 2026 Beijing, bilateral ties, china, Chinese pressure, democracy, diplomatic allies, diplomatic pressure, Eswatini, foreign relations, geopolitical tensions, guam, indo-pacific, international recognition, Lai Ching-te, Latin America, Paraguay, Santiago Pena, south america, taipei, taiwan, Taiwan diplomacy, Taiwan Strait, united states

Taiwan Courts Paraguay as Beijing Intensifies Diplomatic Squeeze

Taipei — Santiago Pena arrived in Taiwan on Friday for a four-day state visit aimed at reinforcing ties between Taipei

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NewsDesk MC May 7, 2026May 7, 2026 Beijing, china, international law, Iroquois Reef, Manila, marine scientific research, maritime militia, maritime tensions, natural gas reserves, naval standoff, Permanent Court of Arbitration, Philippine Coast Guard, philippines, Reed Bank, Sabina Shoal, Second Thomas Shoal, South China Sea, Spratly Islands, territorial dispute, Thitu Island, Xiang Yang Hong 33

Philippines Challenges Chinese Survey Ship Near Gas-Rich South China Sea Reef

Manila– The Philippines said on Thursday it issued radio warnings to a Chinese research vessel operating near a disputed reef

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NewsDesk MC May 7, 2026May 7, 2026 Al Jeer Port, Beijing, Caixin, china, Chinese shipping, commercial shipping, crude oil imports, energy trade, fuel transport, global energy markets, Gulf conflict, Gulf shipping, Iran war, maritime chokepoint, maritime security, Middle East tensions, oil tanker, regional escalation, Strait of Hormuz, tanker attack, uae

Chinese-Owned Tanker Hit Near Hormuz Escalates Maritime Security Fears

Beijing – A Chinese-owned refined-products tanker was attacked near the entrance to the Strait of Hormuz earlier this week, marking

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NewsDesk MC May 7, 2026 Aung San Suu Kyi, Beijing, ceasefire, China border, civil war, cross-border trade, ethnic armed groups, infrastructure projects, Kachin state, Mandalay, military coup, military junta, Min Aung Hlaing, Myanmar, Myanmar elections, Myitkyina, pro-democracy militias, rebel offensive, regional stability, Southeast Asia, transport corridor

Myanmar Junta Claims Strategic Northern Route Retaken After Year-Long Offensive

Yangon- Myanmar’s military said on Thursday it had recaptured a key northern transport corridor linking the central city of Mandalay

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NewsDesk MC May 3, 2026May 3, 2026 Beijing, china, ChinaCoastGuard, GlobalTimes, InternationalArbitration, Manila, MaritimeDispute, MaritimeSecurity, NavalTensions, PhilippineCoastGuard, philippines, ReefDispute, RegionalConflict, SandyCay, SouthChinaSea, SoutheastAsia, sovereignty, StrategicWaterway, TerritorialClaims, USAlliance, WestPhilippineSea

China, Philippines Clash Again Over Sandy Cay as South China Sea Tensions Rise

Beijing — China and the Philippines exchanged fresh accusations on Sunday over activities near Sandy Cay in the South China

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NewsDesk MC May 2, 2026May 2, 2026 africa, Beijing, Beijing pressure, china, China Taiwan tensions, cross-strait tensions, diplomatic allies, diplomatic ties, Eswatini, Foreign Policy, International Relations, Lai Ching-te, Madagascar, Mauritius, overflight permits, presidential visit, Seychelles, southern Africa, taipei, taiwan, Taiwan diplomacy

Lai Lands in Eswatini After China-Linked Flight Disruption

Taipei — Taiwan President Lai Ching-te arrived in Eswatini on Saturday after accusing China of forcing the cancellation of his

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NewsDesk MC April 27, 2026April 27, 2026 Asia economy, Asia markets, Beijing, business activity, china, economic policy, Economic Recovery, exports, factory output, GDP growth, industrial growth, industrial profits, manufacturing, manufacturing sector, market demand, production, recovery signals, stimulus, supply chains, trade, trade volatility

China Factory Output Accelerates as Export Orders Recover

Beijing— China’s factory activity expanded at a faster pace in April as export orders improved and domestic industrial output strengthened