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Foreign Minister Wang Yi has responded to the military bloc’s claims that Beijing is shoring up Russia’s defense industry

Beijing has stated that legislation recently enacted by Washington “gravely infringes” on its sovereignty

Wang Yi tells Antony Blinken ‘disruptions’ could arise amid threat of sanctions over China’s support for Russia’s defence industry

China missiles filled with water, not fuel: US intelligence

The picture of Xi Jinping and Joe Biden on a stroll in a Californian country estate continues headlining Chinese media a day after what Beijing has hailed as a "historic" summit.

• President Joe Biden and China's Xi Jinping sought to smooth relations at a meeting Wednesday. 
• Yet hours after the carefully choreographed event, Biden described Xi as a "dictator." 
• Secretary of State Antony Blinken's reaction told its own story. 

• The two presidents announced deals on resuming military communications and tackling the US fentanyl crisis at their meeting in California

When Xi Jinping stepped off his plane in San Francisco for the Apec summit, it was in circumstances very different to the last time he landed on American soil.

Leaders to speak for first time since meeting at G-20 in 2022

Two US Navy sailors in California have been arrested on charges of providing sensitive military information to China, authorities said Thursday.

Taiwan draws two opposite lessons from Russian invasion of Ukraine

The US president’s remarks are “absurd” and amount to “an open political provocation,” the Chinese Foreign Ministry has said

The jibe comes just one day after America’s top diplomat concluded a rare visit to the People’s Republic

If China's neighbours, near and far, could have sent Presidents Xi Jinping and Joe Biden a text in the last 48 hours, it would probably have been some version of: "Can you two please sort things out?"

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken's first visit to China on Sunday comes nearly five months after a major rupture in relations over a Chinese spy balloon.

Former President Evo Morales has announced his intention to return to Bolivia after his socialist ally Luis Arce secured a decisive victory in the country’s presidential election.

A judge in Bolivia has upheld a decision by the electoral tribunal barring former President Evo Morales from running for the senate.

Bolivia's exiled ex-president Evo Morales arrived in Buenos Aires on Thursday where he is to seek political asylum, Argentina's Foreign Minister Felipe Sola announced.

Morales “ushered in a new, more modern Bolivia that is more egalitarian, less racist, and more economically vibrant”, said Diego von Vacano, a political scientist, likening the leader’s early achievements to those of Nelson Mandela.

Bolivia’s ousted socialist president, Evo Morales, has credited Mexico with saving his life, after the country offered him political asylum following his resignation from government.