China cannot replace US, Carney’s Conservative rival warns
Canada's Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre warns against viewing China as a substitute for the US in trade relations and criticizes Prime Minister Mark Carney's outreach to Beijing.
In Beijing and Lost. Hawk Merz Turned into a Dove in China
The article discusses the transformation of politician Merz's stance in China.
‘China Needs Panamá a Lot,’ Says José Raúl Mulino Amid Beijing's Threats Over Ports
Panama's President José Raúl Mulino emphasized the importance of Panama to China, amidst potential retaliatory measures from Beijing following the annulment of a port concession to a Chinese conglomerate.
Trump-Xi summit preparations falter as planning gaps unsettle Beijing
Preparations for the upcoming summit between Trump and Xi are facing significant challenges due to inadequate planning and cultural differences.
China’s top legislature removes 9 military officials ahead of Beijing’s ‘two sessions’
China's legislature has removed nine military officials, including five generals, ahead of the critical political meetings known as the 'two sessions.'
Trump gestures while China fortifies: How Beijing raises the cost of striking Iran?
The article analyzes the geopolitical dynamics surrounding Iran amid escalating tensions between Washington and Tehran, highlighting President Trump's remarks and China's strategic positioning.
Merz's Trip: An Economic Chancellor in China
Friedrich Merz's recent visit to China showcased a shift from his previous critical stance on Beijing's ambitions to a focus on strengthening economic ties.
Merz's Trip: "The Chemistry is Right" Between Merz and Beijing
Friedrich Merz's recent trip to China showcased a shift from his critical stance towards China's ambitions to a focus on positive economic engagement.
German Chancellor Calls from Beijing for a Year of Cooperation and Growth
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz calls for enhanced cooperation and economic growth between Germany and China during his visit to Beijing.
International Relations: Friedrich Merz Did Much Right in China
The article discusses the actions and statements made by German Chancellor Friedrich Merz during his inaugural visit to Beijing, highlighting the balance he struck in diplomatic discussions.
‘China shock’ hits Germany as Merz joins Beijing pilgrimage
Germany experiences economic concerns tied to its dealings with China as Merz visits Beijing.
Washington points the finger at Beijing: doubts about a nuclear test in Lop Nur
US officials have raised concerns about a potential nuclear test conducted by China in 2020, reigniting discussions on nuclear testing moratorium in Washington.
Merz in Beijing: Friendly Appeals Are Useless
Friedrich Merz's visit to Beijing highlights the limitations of Germany's approach to China amidst its economic dependence and the need for a unified EU stance.
Hong Kong Court Cancelled One of the Sentences of Media Magnate Lai
A Hong Kong court has annulled one of the sentences against media tycoon Jimmy Lai, amid ongoing legal challenges against him.
Merz’s China tightrope: warm words, but hard questions for Beijing
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz engages in delicate diplomacy during his visit to Beijing, addressing issues such as subsidies, currency devaluation, and relations with Russia while seeking to support German businesses.
Merz in Beijing: In the Sign of the Fire Horse
Friedrich Merz, during his visit to Beijing, adopts a friendlier tone towards China, emphasizing the importance of bilateral relations amidst past criticisms of the country's policies.
Fico followed Putin's advice from Beijing. And remained silent about the anniversary
The article discusses Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico's adherence to advice from Russian President Vladimir Putin, highlighting his silence regarding an important anniversary.
Chancellor in China: Merz Calls on Beijing for "Fair Competition"
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is on a two-day inaugural visit to China, emphasizing the need for fair competition in strengthening Germany's strategic partnership with Beijing.
Merz's First Visit to Beijing: Germany Wants Fairer Economic Relations with China
During his first visit to China as Germany's leader, Merz expressed the need for fairer economic relations while aiming to strengthen bilateral trade in light of changing international dynamics.
Merz visits China to warm relations against the backdrop of US volatility
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz met with President Xi Jinping in Beijing to discuss strengthening economic ties between Germany and China.
F. Merzas sees "great opportunities" to develop relations with China
F. Merzas expresses a strong belief in the potential for enhancing Germany's relationship with China during his visit to Beijing.
Federal Politics: Merz advocates for government consultations in China
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz advocates for increased governmental exchanges with China during his inaugural visit to Beijing.
In Beijing, Friedrich Merz calls for a more 'just' cooperation with China
In Beijing, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz advocates for a fairer cooperation with China amid growing commercial concerns.
China, Germany talk up cooperation as Merz visits Beijing
During his visit to Beijing, German politician Merz emphasized the importance of cooperation between China and Germany.
Merz on a 'tightrope' between China and the USA
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is visiting Beijing for talks with President Xi Jinping and Prime Minister Li Qiang, just before his meeting with President Donald Trump in Washington.
The Confusion of Allies: Why Western Leaders Rush to Beijing During Trump's Second Term?
Western leaders are increasingly turning to China amidst the economic pressures and trade policies initiated by Trump's administration.
Donald Trump touts US ‘golden age’, avoids direct mention of China ahead of Beijing visit
Donald Trump emphasizes economic strength and leadership in his State of the Union speech while steering clear of mentioning China ahead of his visit there.
Merz is trying to balance trade relations with China in Beijing
Friedrich Merz is making his first visit to Beijing as chancellor, where he will meet with Chinese leader Xi Jinping to discuss trade issues between Germany and China.
China Expert Mühlhahn: 'Beijing does not aim to replace the USA'
China expert Klaus Mühlhahn discusses the dynamics of international relations between China, Germany, and the USA, emphasizing the need for constructive dialogue and understanding the Chinese market.
German Prime Minister Visits China to Talk with Xi: Can Europe Show Unity? Insights from Experts
German Prime Minister Merz is set to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping during his visit to Beijing on the 25th, marking his first trip to China since taking office and highlighting the complex economic relationship between Germany and China.
Federal Politics: Inaugural Visit to Beijing: Merz Aims to Deepen Relations with China
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz aims to enhance economic and diplomatic ties with China during his inaugural visit to Beijing, emphasizing the potential for mutual growth.
Germany Blog: Merz seeks to expand relations with China
Chancellor Friedrich Merz aims to enhance Germany's economic and diplomatic relations with China during his visit to Beijing, emphasizing the importance of European cooperation with the country.
Shenzhen dethrones Shanghai, Beijing as China’s top industrial powerhouse, mayor boasts
Shenzhen has emerged as China's leading industrial city, surpassing both Shanghai and Beijing in economic and technological achievements, according to the local mayor's report.
Between Washington and Beijing: The German Chancellor Seeks a New European Balance
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is on his first official visit to Beijing, carrying five principles to shape German-Chinese relations.
'The US wants stable relations with China but does not trust Beijing,' says Trump government secretary
A Trump administration official stated that while the US seeks stable relations with China, there is a lack of trust towards Beijing amidst ongoing trade tensions.
Merz Travels to China: What Makes the Brief Visit to Beijing So Difficult
Friedrich Merz's upcoming two-day visit to China highlights the significant mutual distrust and dependency between Germany and China.
Beijing Sees Opportunity After Court Restricts Trump's Tariff Weapon
Beijing views the recent Supreme Court ruling that limits President Trump's ability to impose broad tariffs as an opportunity to reset trade relations on its own terms ahead of an upcoming summit.
Ukraine urges China to play ‘critical’ role for peace as war enters fifth year
Ukraine's ambassador to China calls on Beijing to take a significant role in achieving peace as the conflict with Russia approaches its fifth anniversary.
Beijing Tightens Export Restrictions on Japanese Companies After Takaiichi's Victory
China has expanded its export controls on Japanese entities, indicating ongoing tensions with Tokyo following Prime Minister Sanai Takaiichi's recent electoral victory.
Washington is discussing a new nuclear arms reduction agreement with Moscow and Beijing
The United States is engaged in talks with Russia and plans to discuss nuclear arms reduction with China amidst rising tensions among major powers.
The Cracks in Western Cooperation Benefit China – Leaders Travel in a Line to Beijing
Western leaders are increasingly visiting China as cooperation among them deteriorates, with implications for global power dynamics.
The US claims that China has significantly expanded its nuclear arsenal
The US government asserts that with the expiration of the New START treaty, China has rapidly and opaquely increased its nuclear weapons stockpile, despite calls for a trilateral arms negotiation that Beijing has publicly rejected.
‘China shock’ hangs over German leader Friedrich Merz’s first visit to Beijing
German leader Friedrich Merz's first visit to Beijing is under the shadow of changing attitudes towards China within German industry, emphasizing the need for a balanced trade approach.
USA accuses China of extensive expansion of its nuclear arsenal
Washington has accused China of significantly expanding its nuclear arsenal and reiterated claims that Beijing has conducted secret nuclear tests, urging the nation to participate in any future arms control agreements.
Germany and China: What Friedrich Merz Wants to Achieve in Beijing
Friedrich Merz recently affirmed his leadership within the CDU party, but his upcoming trip to Beijing presents a complex challenge, highlighting the intricate relationship between Germany and China marked by dependencies and competition.
Convictions of pro-democracy activists upheld in Hong Kong
A Hong Kong court has upheld the convictions of pro-democracy activists involved in a prominent national security law case.
Duties, Beijing on the sidelines after the US ruling: 'Eliminate unilateral tariffs'
Beijing has urged the United States to eliminate unilateral tariffs following a Supreme Court ruling that annulled several tariffs imposed by the previous Trump administration.
Rejects appeal for activists in Hong Kong
Eleven pro-democracy activists will not have their case reconsidered in Hong Kong after being sentenced under the national security law.
Medal Rain Day by Day - Here is Sweden's Record Olympics
The 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing saw Sweden achieving a record number of medals, with 18 in total, a feat matched during the 2026 Olympics in Milan Cortina.
Gold on the last chance for Eileen Gu
Sweden's Frida Karlsson has withdrawn from the historic women's Olympic 50-kilometer race due to illness, ending her chance for a medal.