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Xi Jinping pledges firm support for Myanmar sovereignty in meeting with Min Aung Hlaing

Beijing— Chinese President Xi Jinping said China “firmly supports” Myanmar in safeguarding its sovereignty and territorial integrity during talks in

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China Warns Middle East at ‘Critical Juncture’ After Trump Extends Ceasefire

Beijing — China warned that the Middle East is at a “critical juncture” between war and peace after U.S. President

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UN Set to Vote on Diluted Hormuz Shipping Resolution Amid Divisions

New York— The United Nations Security Council is expected to vote on Tuesday on a resolution aimed at protecting commercial

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China Highlights Commitment to Stable Regional Relations Amid Evolving Global Dynamics

Beijing – China on Thursday underlined its commitment to fostering stable and constructive relations in the region, emphasizing the importance

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China Calls for Calm and Dialogue After South China Sea Incident with the Philippines

Beijing — China has called for restraint and renewed dialogue with the Philippines following a recent maritime incident near the