China views UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s Beijing visit as part of a wider geopolitical realignment driven by US unpredictability, global trade shifts, and Beijing’s renewed charm offensive toward Western powers.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s landmark visit to China signals a strategic reset in Canada–China relations, driven by trade diversification, US tariffs, and shifting global realities.
China’s President Xi Jinping has declared reunification with Taiwan “unstoppable” in a New Year address delivered after unprecedented military drills near the island. The remarks highlight rising cross-strait tensions, regional security risks, and Beijing’s long-term strategic ambitions.
As U.S., Russian, and Ukrainian negotiators enter a tense new phase of talks, Vladimir Putin doubles down on seizing Donbas “by force,” rejects key U.S. proposals, and accuses the West of igniting the war—intensifying fears of a hardline Russian endgame amid fragile diplomacy.
French President Emmanuel Macron’s three-day China visit marks a pivotal moment for France-China relations, with major negotiations on trade, energy, Airbus deals, AI cooperation, panda diplomacy, and Europe’s role in global governance.
A detailed report on President Donald Trump’s high-stakes phone call with China’s Xi Jinping, covering trade truce momentum, Taiwan tensions, Japan’s escalating dispute with Beijing, soybean and rare earths negotiations, and Trump’s planned April visit to China.
China has issued a travel warning against Japan and escalated diplomatic pressure after Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said a Chinese attack on Taiwan could trigger a Japanese military response. The standoff has triggered one of the most serious China–Japan confrontations in years.
Donald Trump’s attempt to revive a G2-style partnership with China has raised alarms in Washington and beyond. Analysts warn that his strategy may weaken US alliances, undercut India’s Indo-Pacific role, and expose deeper contradictions in American foreign policy.
US President Donald Trump has announced the immediate resumption of nuclear weapons testing after more than 30 years, citing the need to match Russia and China’s expanding arsenals. The move marks a historic shift in US nuclear policy and heightens tensions among global powers.
After a landmark meeting in Busan, South Korea, US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed on five major steps — including tariff cuts, rare-earths supply, soybean purchases, and joint talks on Ukraine — marking a tentative reset in US–China relations.