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Japanese premier's remarks 'cause fundamental damage to the political foundation' between Beijing, Tokyo, says Chinese Foreign Ministry - Anadolu Ajansı

Germany's finance minister became the first representative of the new coalition government to visit China on Monday, with Berlin under pressure to show it has a handle on China policy as a record trade gap widens and supply chains wobble.

Less than a month into her term, Japan's conservative leader has stirred tensions with China by suggesting a Chinese move against Taiwan could prompt a Japanese military response.

Diplomatic storms often begin with a few carefully chosen words, yet they can quickly escalate into actions that affect millions of ordinary citizens. The latest tension between China and Japan illustrates this perfectly,

China's Vice Premier He Lifeng and German Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil said the two countries should strengthen their commercial ties and bring an end to months of trade tensions between the world's second- and third-largest economies.

ASEAN journalists traveled from Beijing to Dali for a seminar on CPC history, Poverty Alleviation (lifting 800M out of poverty), and Ecological Civilization. The trip fostered Media Exchange, strengthening ASEAN-China Relations through firsthand understanding.

There's a fragile trade war truce. But Beijing may have given Trump less than it seems — and still has the leverage

China's commerce ministry on Friday criticised comments made by Dutch Economy Minister Vincent Karremans defending the seizure of Chinese-owned, Netherlands-based chipmaker Nexperia, days before senior Dutch officials visit Beijing to discuss how to resolve the dispute.

The eight vertical canisters of the Chinese Air Force’s HQ-20 battery can take out missiles and drones at a distance between 50 kilometres in early baseline descriptions to as much as 150–160 kilometr

German Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil began his high-stakes visit to Asia by calling on Beijing to allow for “reliable access” to critical raw materials, as frictions over trade restrictions between the US,