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A US scholar questions the "China squeeze" narrative, arguing it relies on counterfactual assumptions rather than economic realities.

China urges Japan to accelerate disposal of abandoned World War II chemical weapons.

China achieves early results in APEC events, hosting numerous meetings and activities under various mechanisms.

China and Russia vetoed a UN resolution to protect shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, citing bias against Iran.

IRGC strikes US targets in Kuwait a day after US hits Iran: Latest events

China's Foreign Ministry spokesperson called Friday for the Trump administration to cease military threats against Cuba and lift its decades-long economic blockade, which has severely damaged Cuban public services, healthcare, and food supplies.

China achieves early results in APEC events, hosting meetings and activities under various mechanisms.

Rescuers found four bodies on Broad Peak, continuing to search for six missing climbers.

China urges its citizens in Japan to remain vigilant due to ongoing earthquake risks.

China expresses mourning for victims of Japan's Kumamoto earthquake and offers sympathies to bereaved families.

The US bans foreign-made advanced robots, affecting China's leading robot makers' overseas expansion plans.

China fired a missile from a surfaced submarine in coastal waters on July 6.

North Korean premier Pak Thae Song will visit China to celebrate the 65th anniversary of their friendship treaty.

North Korean Premier Pak Thae-song arrived in Beijing to commemorate a 65-year military alliance, signaling deepened China-North Korea integration amid sanctions and regional geopolitical tensions affecting global supply chains and stability.

China's missile test has caused tension in the Pacific, says Tonga's Prime Minister.

China reaffirms commitment to multilateralism and inclusive global human rights governance at the UN session.

North Korea's premier Pak Thae Song travels to China for a two-day visit to celebrate the 65th anniversary of their 1961 friendship treaty, marking the first prime ministerial visit in eight years as the allies strengthen bilateral ties amid shared geopolitical interests.

China's missile test in the Pacific exposes regional divisions over growing militarization.

China urges its citizens in Japan to remain vigilant due to ongoing earthquake risks.

China voices concern over Japan's new national intelligence bureau, citing negative security implications.

Twenty-five US states sue to block Trump's tariffs on dozens of countries.

China in touch with Yemen's Houthis to allow ships to sail through Red Sea, sources say

China warns Japan against remilitarization after Tokyo launches a new intelligence bureau.

Renowned climber Nirmal Purja is missing after an avalanche in Pakistan's Karakoram range.

Iran warned Cyprus and Bulgaria against hosting US military bases for potential operations, while China denied supplying air defense systems to Tehran amid escalating US-Iran tensions and growing geopolitical pressure on European allies.

The Trump Administration banned Chinese humanoid robot imports, citing national security risks from data collection and cybersecurity vulnerabilities, effectively cutting off China's dominant 90 percent global market share from America's largest consumer market.

China is concerned about Japan's right-wing forces using AI to distort history of aggression against China.

A Chinese nuclear submarine launched an undeclared intercontinental ballistic missile near Guam in July, testing Vice President Vance's doctrine requiring smaller nations accept superpower-dictated security frameworks, potentially undermining U.S. Indo-Pacific alliances.

China has violated international law for a decade by refusing to comply with a 2016 tribunal ruling rejecting its expansive South China Sea claims, the U.S. Pacific Command states, drawing criticism from 13 nations and the European Union over destabilizing coercive actions.

China reiterates the South China Sea arbitration award is illegal and urges the Philippines not to obstruct a code of conduct.

China urges NATO to abandon its Cold War mentality and stop exaggerating the Chinese threat narrative.

Tonga's Prime Minister joined regional leaders condemning China's nuclear-capable missile test in the Pacific, citing increased tension, while pursuing a defense treaty with Australia to strengthen regional stability amid shifting geopolitical dynamics.

The State Department calls China's nuclear missile test irresponsible due to insufficient advance notification.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte accused China, North Korea, and Iran of enabling Russia's Ukraine war, prompting China to demand NATO stop exaggerating the Chinese threat, while NATO members announced over fifty billion dollars in military procurement contracts.

China's July ballistic missile test into the Pacific exposed divisions among regional leaders over militarization, preventing Pacific Islands foreign ministers from issuing a unified condemnation despite the "Ocean of Peace" declaration aimed at keeping the region free from major-power rivalry.

China expresses mourning for victims of Japan's Kumamoto earthquake and offers sympathies to bereaved families.

China is concerned over Japan's right-wing forces using AI to distort history of aggression against China.

Twenty-five Democratic-led US states sued Trump's administration Monday, challenging tariffs on 60 countries as exceeding legal authority, affecting 99.4% of US imports under forced-labor justifications that states claim constitute an illegal tax scheme.

China engaged with Yemen's Houthi rebels to negotiate safe passage for commercial vessels through the Red Sea, addressing escalating maritime tensions that have disrupted global shipping routes and threatened international trade.

China voices concern over Japan's new national intelligence bureau, citing negative security implications.

Iran strikes US targets in Kuwait, retaliating for US strikes on multiple Iranian locations.

China urges Japan to accelerate disposal of abandoned World War II chemical weapons.

The Trump administration banned imports of humanoid and quadruped robots citing national security threats, affecting mostly Chinese-manufactured devices while allowing Pentagon exemptions and protecting domestic producers like Tesla and Boston Dynamics.

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission banned imports of foreign-made humanoid robots and power inverters citing national security risks, primarily targeting China's dominant 85 percent market share, escalating tech tensions ahead of a planned Trump-Xi summit.

EU foreign ministers issued a joint assessment claiming China poses economic and security threats to the bloc.

China test-fired its first publicly acknowledged submarine-launched ballistic missile into the Pacific on July 6, coinciding with Australia signing defense treaties with Pacific Island nations, prompting regional criticism from countries sensitive about nuclear activities.

China rejects claims based on the South China Sea arbitration award, deeming it illegal and invalid.

China's missile test has caused tension in the Pacific, says Tonga's Prime Minister.

Indonesia closely monitors China's long-range ballistic missile test in the southern Pacific Ocean.

Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro warns Chinese scholars' claim on Batanes is a prelude to China's expansion.