China and Russia Denounce 'Assassination of Sovereign Leaders,' North Korea Calls Them 'Shameless Bullies'
China and Russia condemn the assassination of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, emphasizing the need to prevent further escalation of conflict, while North Korea denounces the act as an illegal infringement of sovereignty.
China and North Korea condemn the assassination of Ali Khamenei
China and North Korea have condemned the assassination of Iranian leader Ali Khamenei as a violation of Iran's sovereignty and a breach of international law.
Kim Jong-un does not mention China or Russia at the party congress β Insights into North Koreaβs foreign policy from Toshiji Hiraiwa
Kim Jong-un's recent remarks at the party congress exclude mentions of China and Russia, focusing more on a pragmatic approach towards South Korea and implying a cautious stance in relation to the U.S.
Kang Kyung-hwa: "We are closely watching the possibility of North Korea-U.S. dialogue triggered by Trump's visit to China"
Kang Kyung-hwa, the South Korean ambassador to the U.S., stated that her government is monitoring the potential for revived North Korea-U.S. dialogue in light of President Trump's upcoming visit to China.
Xi Jinping expresses hope China can open βnew chapterβ in relations with North Korea
Xi Jinping has expressed a desire for stronger relations with North Korea, emphasizing mutual support and socialist development between the two nations.
Chinese leader talks about a "new chapter" in relations with North Korea after Kim Jong Un's re-election
Xi Jinping expressed a desire to collaborate with Kim Jong Un to start a new era of friendship between China and North Korea, amidst significant global changes.
Xi Jinping Ready to Collaborate with Kim Jong Un for a 'New Chapter' in Relations with North Korea
Chinese President Xi Jinping expressed his readiness to work with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to foster a new chapter in bilateral relations following Kim's re-election as general secretary of North Korea's ruling Workers' Party.
Xi Jinping ready to work with Kim Jong Un for a "new chapter" in relations
Chinese President Xi Jinping expressed his readiness to collaborate with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to foster a new chapter in their bilateral relations following Kim's re-election.
Four years of invasion: The meaning of 'Tomorrow's East Asia' - Kunioki Matsuda, former ambassador to Ukraine
The article discusses the implications of Russia's invasion of Ukraine as it marks its four-year anniversary, emphasizing Japan's role in East Asia's future amidst rising military support from North Korea and economic backing from China for Russia.
Sanae Takaichi promised a strong and prosperous Japan to the parliament
Sanae Takaichi addressed the Japanese parliament, emphasizing the importance of strengthening Japan's defense policies in light of escalating security threats from China, Russia, and North Korea.
The newly elected Prime Minister of Japan, who won the elections, promises to make the country strong and prosperous
Japan's new Prime Minister, S. Takaichi, has vowed to strengthen the country in the face of rising threats from China, Russia, and North Korea.
Party Congress in North Korea: For Kim Jong-un, everything is going according to plan after the crisis
North Korea holds its Party Congress after five years, with Kim Jong-un declaring that the crisis is overcome thanks to assistance from Russia and China.
China applauds North Korea on party conclave in βnew historical periodβ of ties: Xinhua
China has expressed support for North Korea's recent party congress, highlighting a new era in their bilateral relations.
Chinese Ambassador's First Visit to Wonsan Kalma: A Signal for North-South Tourism Cooperation?
The Chinese Ambassador to North Korea, Wang Yajuan, made his first visit to the Wonsan Kalma coastal tourist district, signaling potential tourism cooperation between North Korea and China.
Keir Starmer announces UK to send warships to northern waters in major security move
Keir Starmer has announced the UK's plan to deploy warships to the North Atlantic amid rising tensions with Russia and China.
Texas prohibits investing public funds in 'countries of concern': what the HB 34 law signed by Greg Abbott says
Texas has enacted legislation prohibiting public funds from being invested in certain 'countries of concern' including China, Iran, North Korea, and Russia.
Changing Security: The Current State of Japan
The article discusses the evolving security environment surrounding Japan and highlights the debate on defense enhancement in light of changing geopolitical challenges posed by neighboring countries like China, Russia, and North Korea.
Trump Approves 'Sanctions Exemption' for Humanitarian Aid to North Korea
The Trump administration has confirmed the approval of a sanctions exemption for humanitarian aid to North Korea, indicating a potential exploration of better relations ahead of Trump's upcoming visit to China in April.
German intelligence warns of increasing foreign cyber threats
Germany's BfV agency warns that the country is a target for state-sponsored cyberattacks due to its central position in the EU and NATO, highlighting threats from Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea.
Review of the USMCA will focus on containing Chinese trade in North America
The upcoming review of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) will be characterized by the intent of the U.S. to contain China's trade influence and investments in North America.
Why Are Enemy Base Attack Missiles Nearby? The Anxiety of Being Targeted and the Dull Debate in the House of Representatives Election
Japan is experiencing a significant shift in defense policy amid concerns over military developments in East Asia from countries like China and North Korea, with security policy becoming a major topic in the upcoming House of Representatives election.
North Americaβs top computer vision scientist Liang Jie returns to China
Liang Jie, a leading computer vision scientist who contributed to major Microsoft technologies, returns to China to join a university, bringing significant expertise in image and video compression.
Pentagon eyes expanded role for South Korea-based US forces to help deter China
The Pentagon is considering increasing the responsibilities of US forces stationed in South Korea to better deter China, with an emphasis on Seoul taking a leadership role regarding North Korea.
Volkswagen prepares for a 2026 with more electric cars
Volkswagen aims for a stronger 2026 with a focus on electric vehicles, despite facing challenges in China and North America, while achieving a global delivery of 4.73 million vehicles in 2025.
North China farmers pay heavy price this winter for Beijingβs clean air success
Farmers in northern China are struggling to heat their homes this winter due to high costs after a shift from coal to cleaner energy to improve air quality in Beijing.
Why timing may be right for China to press North Korea on denuclearisation
China may find a new opportunity to influence North Korea's denuclearisation amid changing geopolitical dynamics in Northeast Asia due to the Ukraine war and shifting relations with Russia.
South Korean President Talks About Kim as a Penguin. Seeks Reconciliation with North Korea in Beijing and Tokyo
South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol is at the center of regional diplomacy as he engages in discussions with Chinese President Xi Jinping about North Korea's nuclear program and plans a sensitive visit to Japan to meet with Prime Minister Sanae Takaiichi.
North Korea: the elephant in the room when Xi met Lee in Beijing
During a recent meeting in Beijing, Xi Jinping and Lee Jae Myung found common ground on 'one China' policies, but did not address concerns regarding North Korea, while finalizing over 10 cooperation agreements between South Korea and China.
Trump-Putin World is a 'Robber's Den'
China, Germany, and the American opposition have sharply criticized President Donald Trump for his "robber-like" actions in Venezuela, particularly following the U.S. military's seizure of a Russian oil tanker in the North Atlantic.
Geostrategic Battlefield at the North Pole: The Battle for Rare Metals and New Shipping Routes
The U.S. can deter China's expansion in the Arctic and its resources by adopting a proactive Arctic strategy, according to a 2023 report by the Arctic Institute.
China and Russia condemn the seizure of tankers by the USA
Russia's foreign ministry accused the USA of exacerbating military and political tensions following the seizure of a tanker linked to Moscow in the North Atlantic, part of Washington's blockade targeting Venezuelan crude exports.
North Koreaβs Kim expected to cling to nuclear security blanket after Venezuela operation
North Korea's leadership is likely to reinforce its reliance on nuclear weapons in light of U.S. military actions in Venezuela, as stated by analysts.
Korean peninsula arms race is heating up. How will China react in 2026?
The article discusses the escalating arms race on the Korean peninsula and explores potential reactions from China in 2026, emphasizing Beijing's crucial role in maintaining stability between North and South Korea.
Chinese President Xi Jinping urges Seoul to be βpatientβ over North Korean nuclear talks
Chinese President Xi Jinping has advised South Korea to exhibit patience regarding negotiations on North Korea's nuclear program, as discussed during a meeting with South Korean President Lee Jae Myung.
South Korean President Asks China to Help Curb Pyongyang's Nuclear Program
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung has requested China's assistance in mediating dialogue with North Korea and curbing its nuclear weapons program during talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
North Korea fires at least two ballistic missiles coinciding with the South Korean president's visit to China
North Korea launched at least two ballistic missiles coinciding with the South Korean president's visit to China, which analysts believe may be linked to pressure from the U.S. attack on Venezuela.
North Korea fired a ballistic missile
North Korea launched a ballistic missile into the sea from its eastern coast, according to the South Korean Joint Chiefs of Staff.
North Korea fires ballistic missiles towards Sea of Japan in first test of 2026
North Korea conducted its first ballistic missile test of 2026 by firing multiple missiles into the Sea of Japan, coinciding with South Korean President Lee Jae Myung's upcoming summit in China.