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    China denies claims by US ambassador that Beijing hinders relations

    China responded to accusations from US Ambassador Nicholas Burns of hindering ties between Chinese and American citizens, calling them "factually inaccurate." Beijing denied intimidating Chinese participants in embassy events and fueling anti-American sentiment online, urging the US to promote bilateral ties by meeting China halfway.

    What is this defense deal between Russia and North Korea? Will it threaten China?

    A top US defense official has said that a recently concluded defense deal between Russia and North Korea could threaten China. He added that any instability in the region could derail China’s economic and strategic objectives.

    What's behind India's hardening posture against China?

    India appears to be adopting a tougher stance towards China, with Prime Minister Modi set to attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) meeting in Kazakhstan in July. Recent developments suggest a hardening of India's posture against China, including refusing to resume direct passenger flights and engaging with Taiwan, signaling a shift in India's approach.

    China sanctions several Lockheed Martin units, three executives over arms deals with Taiwan

    Named under the sanctions were Lockheed Martin Missile System Integration Lab, Lockheed Martin Advanced Technology Laboratories and Lockheed Martin Ventures. Top executives James Donald Taiclet, Frank Andrew St John and Jesus Malave were listed as banned from travelling to China.

    PM Modi meets US delegations who visited Dalai Lama despite China's objection

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with a US Congressional delegation on Thursday after their visit to Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama in Dharamshala earlier this week. The delegation, including former US House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi, congratulated PM Modi on his third consecutive term and expressed appreciation for India's recent elections.

    Beijing cannot influence Dalai Lama successor: US Congressmen to China

    US Congressmen assert support for Dalai Lama's traditions, oppose Chinese influence. Pelosi praises Dalai Lama's message of compassion and criticizes Chinese President's negative attitude.

    • China hits out at US, calls Dalai Lama 'political exile' over Tibet independence

      The Chinese Foreign Ministry responded assertively on Tuesday to the visit of US lawmakers to Dharamshala to meet with Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama, stating that "China will take decisive actions to vigorously defend its sovereignty, security, and developmental interests." Today, a US delegation led by former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi arrived at Kangra airport to hold discussions with the Dalai Lama in Dharamshala.

      After Taiwan and trade war, US turns spotlight on China's control of Tibet

      Tibet-China Bill: US-China relations are set to face heightened complexity as Tibet becomes a new focal point of contention. Recently, US lawmakers passed a bill challenging Beijing's historical claims over Tibet and advocating for peaceful dialogue between the Chinese Communist Party and the Dalai Lama to resolve the longstanding dispute.

      China defence chief says Beijing ready to 'forcefully' stop Taiwan independence

      The remarks at an annual security forum in Singapore followed the first substantive face-to-face talks in 18 months between the two countries' defence chiefs.

      US, Chinese defence chiefs meet in Singapore

      US and Chinese defence chiefs held talks in Singapore at the Shangri-La Dialogue. Lloyd Austin and Dong Jun met to discuss military dialogue and tensions over Taiwan and other issues.

      How China pulled so far ahead on industrial policy

      The problem for the West, though, is that China's industrial dominance is underpinned by decades of experience using the power of a one-party state to pull all the levers of government and banking, while encouraging frenetic competition among private companies.

      How China pulled so far ahead on industrial policy

      The problem for the West, though, is that China's industrial dominance is underpinned by decades of experience using the power of a one-party state to pull all the levers of government and banking, while encouraging frenetic competition among private companies.

      Infrastructural projects helping improve India's relationship with Africa: Indian corporate executive

      Indian infrastructure projects in Africa have significantly enhanced ties between the two regions, according to S Kuppuswamy, a senior executive from the Shapoorji Pallonji group. He emphasized the importance of collaboration between Indian and US development finance institutions to ensure the swift execution of such projects and to counter China's influence in the region. Kuppuswamy highlighted the pride African nations take in Indian-built infrastructure, citing examples like Ghana's presidential palace.

      Will China capture Taiwan? Beijing releases animated video of attack and reunification. What next?

      A video released by the Chinese State media shows a simulated attack on Taiwan and its reunification with the mainland. However, experts have pointed out this invasion is unlikely. This video tries to prepare the citizens of the mainland for war and ultimate reunification with Taiwan. However, experts have dismissed this as yet another attempt at waging psychological warfare.

      A new trade war offers no easy way back for old global order

      The US-China trade war has intensified with the use of tariffs and subsidies, impacting Europe and China. US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has warned of global business risks.

      China sanctions defense-related US companies and executives over Russia, Taiwan

      China claims the self-governed island as its own territory, to be annexed by force if necessary. It has long opposed any weapon sales by the U.S. to the island. While the U.S. does not recognize Taiwan as a country, Washington is obligated by a federal law to ensure the island's government has the means to defend itself.

      Ebrahim Raisi, a hardline leader who brought Iran closer to China

      Before news of Iranian President Ibrahim Raisi’s death emerged, China expressed "deep concern" on Monday after his helicopter went missing. Given China's significant trade ties with Iran and its role as a major buyer of Iranian oil, its concern appears justified. China stated it would closely monitor the situation and offer support to rescue operations. Raisi's efforts to strengthen Iran-China relations included a visit to Beijing last year, marking the first such visit by an Iranian president in two decades.

      China 'can't have it both ways' on Russia and Western ties: US

      US criticized China for supporting Russia in Ukraine, hindering ties with Europe. Meanwhile, Xi Jinping and Putin marked 75th anniversary, aiming to enhance cooperation. Xi also concluded Europe tour after promoting a multipolar world vision.

      Microsoft asks hundreds of China staff to relocate as tensions with US simmer

      Amid strained US-China relations, Microsoft asks 700-800 Chinese engineers in its China-based cloud and AI operations to consider relocating outside the country, offering transfers to the US, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand. This move follows US scrutiny on Chinese imports. Microsoft reaffirms commitment to China while navigating regulatory challenges.

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