China Congratulates Nepal’s Interim PM Sushila Karki
China congratulates Sushila Karki on becoming Nepal’s interim prime minister and pledges to deepen ties under the Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence.
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Ex-Minister Takayuki Kobayashi Enters LDP Leadership Race
Former economic security minister Takayuki Kobayashi, 50, announced he’s running in the LDP leadership race on October 4, marking his second attempt amid historic coalition defeats.
Chinese mainland Unveils H2 Growth Plan to Boost 2025 Economy
The Chinese mainland reveals its mid-year economic review and H2 measures to boost growth, stabilize markets, and drive green innovation in 2025.
China’s Y-20 Jet Flies to South Korea to Repatriate War Heroes
China’s Y-20 transport jet departs for South Korea to bring back remains of 30 CPV martyrs from the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea.
China and Portugal Deepen Friendship at Beijing Talks
Chinese FM Wang Yi met Portuguese counterpart Paulo Rangel in Beijing to mark 20 years of their strategic partnership and explore deeper cooperation.
China Says US Visa Curbs Won’t Scare Central America Ties
China vows stronger ties with Central America despite US visa curbs it calls groundless bullying.
Israel Strikes Gaza High-Rise as Hamas Releases Hostage Video
Israel bombs Gaza high-rise while Hamas releases chilling hostage video, highlighting fears for captives in Gaza City.
Trump Revives ‘Department of War’ Title for Pentagon Shakeup
President Trump signed an order to use the ‘Department of War’ title for the Pentagon, sparking debate over its cost and impact on U.S. military identity.
UNGA Revives Two-State Summit on Sept. 22 Amid Middle East Tensions
The UN General Assembly will resume the High-level Conference on the Two-State Solution on Sept. 22, reviving peace talks amid Middle East tensions despite U.S. and Israel distancing themselves.
Iran Reduces Australia’s Diplomatic Presence After Ambassador Expelled
Iran cuts Australia’s diplomatic presence in Tehran after Canberra expelled its ambassador amid accusations of Iran’s role in antisemitic attacks, marking a rare ambassador expulsion in Australia.