China's industrial modernization and manufacturing upgrades will strengthen regional supply chains and will mainly benefit ...

The ruling Liberal Party of Canada announced Sunday that former Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney will take over as the party's new leader. Carney is set to succeed Justin Trudeau as prime minister ...

While blasting narratives that accuse China of "overcapacity" in green energy sectors, Liu Jieyi, a seasoned diplomat and senior official of the 14th National Committee of the Chinese People's ...

China has made notable progress in gender equality, as shown by improvements in its legal framework and the introduction of several policy initiatives and decisions, said Nahla Haidar, chair of the UN ...

Cambodia's Prime Minister Hun Manet has highlighted six key priorities of the kingdom's foreign policy, with a focus on relation expansion, multilateralism, and economic and cultural diplomacy. He ...

Canada's imposition of additional tariffs on Chinese goods has strained bilateral trade relations, and China reserves the right to respond decisively to any foreign tariff measures it perceives as ...

A trade war, tariff levies, intermediate range missile deployment and roles in global affairs — China's relations with the United States dominated a slew of wide-ranging media questions proposed for ...

The European Central Bank announced on Thursday that it would slash key interest rates by 25 basis points in a bid to wind down the restrictive monetary policy. Effective from March 12, the interest ...

CEO He Xiaopeng said that the company aims to cover 60 countries and regions, and set up more than 300 overseas service centers by 2025; rank among the top three in Chinese auto exports by 2027; and ...

More than 620 Chinese suspects in Myawaddy, Myanmar, were repatriated in recent campaigns jointly launched by China, Myanmar and Thailand to crack down on cross-border telecommunications fraud, the ...

Experts have welcomed Europe's efforts to seek a peaceful end to the Ukraine crisis, but cautioned that all sides will need to make compromises if a deal is to be made. Michael Dunford, a professor ...