Solomon Islands looks to bring traditional partners U.S., Australia in from the cold
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Solomon Islands looks to bring traditional partners U.S., Australia in from the cold
SUVA, Fiji, Aug 7 - The Solomon Islands is repairing ties with traditional partners including the U.S. and Australia while maintaining its "friends to all and enemy to none" foreign policy, Foreign Minister Rick Houenipwela said on Friday, signalling a broader diplomatic approach under new Prime Mi»»»
Journey across the Pacific: Chinese, American youth find common ground
BEIJING, July 24 (Xinhua) -- Some twenty days ago, they were strangers. When the 22 young Chinese and American delegates first met in Washington, D.C., they came from different countries, educational backgrounds and cultural experiences. But by the time they gathered in Beijing this week for the cl»»»
China says it opposes new US tariffs, warns against trade wars
Beijing said Friday it opposed fresh U.S. tariffs that Washington imposed on China and 59 other countries over forced labour concerns. "We oppose all forms of unilateral tariff measures," Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Lin Jian told a news briefing. "Tariff wars and trade wars are not in the»»»
Beijing seeking feedback on planned China-US tariff cuts on US$30b in trade
BEIJING (July 23): China is seeking opinions from companies, business associations and local governments on proposed reciprocal tariff cut arrangements with the United States on about US$30 billion (RM122.6 billion) in trade, the Chinese commerce ministry said on Thursday. Teams from both sides hav»»»
China's pressure tactics disrupt Taiwan President's Africa trip, spark global concern
Taipei [Taiwan], April 24 (ANI): The United States and Japan have raised strong objections after three African nations abruptly withdrew overflight permissions for Taiwanese President William Lai's planned trip to Eswatini, a move widely seen as influenced by China, as reported by The Taipei Times.»»»
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