Washington: Jimmy Lai, a media tycoon in Hong Kong, visited the United States and met vice President Mike Pence and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. The discussion during the meeting were said to be centred around the current protests in Hong Kong and the criminal extradition bill, against which the people of Hong Kong are […]
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Canberra: Joint war exercises between the United States, Japan and Australia are to commence in two days. Australia claimed that these were very important for the security of the Indo-Pacific region. In this scenario, a Chinese ‘Spy’ destroyer has reached the marine region near Australia, to spy on the war exercises. The Australian navy has […]
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Hong Kong: The statement issued by Carrie Lam, China-backed Chief Executive of Hong Kong, is ambiguous and irrelevant. There is no consideration for the protestors’ demands in this statement. Therefore, the agitation for demands and against the Chinese interference will continue, was the clear warning issued by the demonstrators in Hong Kong. A vigorous agitation […]
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Beijing: A Chinese economist and analyst, has made a dramatic statement saying that it was possible to sever the economic and trade ties, between the two leading economies of the world, the United States and China. The Chinese economist has drawn the world’s attention with the statement, just as the trade war US President Donald […]
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Canberra: “The environment has changed, and we can’t just do what we’ve done before. We cannot continue with the same old peace flag-waving. Australia must step up its patrol in the South China Sea to build ‘real credibility’ or face China’s dictatorship,” strongly warned Senior Australian Analyst, Sam Fairall-Lee. He further appealed that Australia must […]
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London/Beijing/Hong Kong: British Foreign Minister lashed out at China regarding the action against the protestors in Hong Kong, saying that oppression cannot be an option to respond against violence. At the same time, Foreign Minister Jeremy Hunt warned that the United Kingdom is democratic and a country committed to the democratic values and will not […]
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Beijing/Washington: The United States and China decided to restart trade negotiations during the G-20 summit in Japan. But it has been revealed that against the same background, the US technology giants have started withdrawing from China. As per information, companies known as the ‘Big Tech’, such as Microsoft, Amazon, Google, Dell and HP have decided […]
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Beijing/Hongkong: Chinese foreign ministry lashed out at the western countries, supporting the Hongkong protestors, by saying that Hongkong is a part of China and the developments there, are an internal matter for China. Therefore, there we strongly object to the interference from other countries in the internal matters of China. The protestors had directly entered […]
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United Nations: The United States and Germany reprimanded China for detaining the Uyghur Muslims from the Xinjiang province, in camps. The US and German Ambassadors attacked China, on the issue, in a closed-door meeting of the UN Security Council. Although the Chinese Ambassador, Ma Zhaoxu, replied to the objections saying that it was an internal […]
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Beijing: The Chinese government has acquired the Baoshang bank that was heading towards bankruptcy. This is the first instance of the Chinese government taking over a private bank in the last two decades. This exposes the weakness of the Chinese banking sector, credit availability and economy, and these are indications of the beginning of a […]
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