Hong Kong voices concerns over Fukushima leak; Japan says limited impact
Radioactive water leaked from Fukushima's plant, sparking concerns in Hong Kong despite reassurances from Japan that the spill remained contained.
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Beijing’s One-China policy challenged: Taiwan’s election ignites uncertainty
Taiwan's "troublesome" leader sparks tension, forcing China's nuanced dance: enticements vs. internal pressure.
China-Germany trade talks: Balancing economic dependence with geopolitical concerns
China's welcoming German Chancellor Scholz in April, but it's more than just a business trip. It's a test of balancing acts: can China boost trade, soothe tensions over Ukraine, and convince the world it's a responsible player?
China holds Maldives in debt: No troops, risk rises
The Maldives, heavily in debt to China after infrastructure loans, faces "high risk" warns the IMF. President Solih's request for Indian troops to leave adds tension, raising concerns about China's growing influence and potential debt trap.
China U.S. trade talks show positive signs amid campaign trail heat
China, prioritises a "healthy" economic relationship with the U.S., focusing on domestic stability and innovation, while externally, they seek dialogue and solutions that benefit both economies.
China bridges cultures with Uzbek literary exchange
China and Uzbekistan bridge cultures through literary exchange, expanding translations and collaborations for deeper understanding and appreciation.
Messi’s Hong Kong no-show sparks outrage in China
Messi skips Hong Kong match, fuels Chinese rage online & threatens brand deals, sparking political comparisons with Japan game.
Bridging the gap: Bangladesh seeks Chinese bank to boost trade
Bangladesh has requested the establishment of a Chinese bank within its borders. This strategic initiative, announced by State Minister of Commerce Ahsanul Islam, seeks to facilitate transactions in yuan, China's currency, and potentially unlock new avenues for economic growth.
China wary of Taiwan’s new missile: Real threat or psychological ploy
Taiwan's recent test-fire of the Hsiung Feng IIE, a long-range land-attack cruise missile boasts the ability to strike deep into mainland China for the first time. While Taiwanese media hails it as a game-changer, Chinese media paints a different picture.
China Korea conundrum: Trade ties vs. strategic divide
Adherence to the “One China” principle is crucial for navigating the Taiwan issue. China views Taiwan as a breakaway province and any South Korean engagement is seen as undermining its territorial integrity, creating diplomatic friction.
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