Washington: USS Wayne E Meyer of the United States sailed through the limits of the South China Sea. The Chinese media criticised that the US warship sailed through the marine region of the Paracel Islands, claimed by China as their own. Whereas, the United States justified the sailing under the pretext of freedom of marine […]
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United Nations: The United Nations has omitted the trillion-dollar Belt and Road (BAR) project, from the development program planned for Afghanistan. The United Nations passed the proposal after a face-off between the United States and China, in the UN Security Council. BAR is an ambitious trillion-dollar Chinese plan. Under this plan, the cities in eastern […]
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Taipei/Washington: Former Taiwanese Defence Minister Michael Tsai appealed ‘Taiwan can challenge the Chinese influence in the Pacific region. Therefore, the United States and Japan should assist Taiwan to manufacture advanced submarines, challenging Chinese domination.’ The Taiwanese defence department has made massive provisions for the manufacture of advanced submarines. Former Taiwanese Defence Minister, Michael Tsai clarified […]
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Hong Kong: Germany has delivered a jolt to China, who has been telling the United States and the western countries to keep out of the Hong Kong issue. Joshua Wong, the youth leader of Hong Kong protests, received a welcome in Germany. German Foreign Minister met Joshua Wang and held discussions. Earlier, Former US Secretary […]
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Beijing/Washington: China, refusing to retreat in the trade war against the United States, has been hit by a major decline in trade. In August, Chinese imports declined by 22%, and exports declined by 16%. Local sources informed that along with the United States, Chinese exports at the international level also have reportedly declined by 3%. […]
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Tokyo: Japan has taken another important decision for the security of the Senkaku Islands, within its jurisdiction, in the East China Sea. Japan has initiated moves to build a particular police unit equipped with the most modern automatic weapons for the security of Senkaku and other islands nearby. A local news channel made this announcement. […]
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Hong Kong: The pro-Chinese administration in Hong Kong has finally decided to withdraw the controversial extradition bill, which was proposed three months ago. Chief of administration Carrie Lam, declared that the bill would be withdrawn from the parliament, in view of the public concerns. Although Lam announced more reforms, there was an adverse reaction received […]
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Beijing: Chinese President Xi Jinping said ‘China is faced with multiple challenges and threats at the same time, and therefore, China will have to indulge in a relentless fight for a long time to ward them off.’ President Jinping ordered the Cadres of the communist party to be prepared for a long-drawn battle mentioning the […]
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Brussels: The United Kingdom, France and Germany expressed concerns over the situation in the South China Sea. The countries stated that ‘The tensions created in the South China Sea since the last few days, will threaten the security and stability in the region.’ All the concerned countries should make sincere efforts to reduce the tensions […]
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Hong Kong: Fresh troops of the Chinese military have arrived in Hong Kong, with a pledge to protect Chinese sovereignty. Along with these military troops, one Chinese warship also has reached the Hong Kong port. Nonetheless, the Chinese government has clarified that the deployment of the military troops and the warship was a routine. But […]
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