Brussels/Beijing – The conditions imposed by the European Union regarding the visit to the Uyghurs in Xinjiang province are unfair, and the stand of the European Union is dual-faced, criticised China. The United Nations, the United States and European countries are insisting that China should allow entry to independent unbiased observers in the Xinjiang province. […]
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Washington/ Paris : The rising Chinese influence across the globe can lead to a profoundly illiberal setup. Thus, the United States and France are on the same page to resist this grave possibility, US State Secretary Antony Blinken declared. Secretary Blinken is currently on a visit to Europe. This visit is to garner the support […]
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Geneva – An insistent demand was made in the UN Human Rights meeting; China should allow impartial observers and officials deputed by the United Nations to enter the Xinjiang province to investigate the atrocities against the Uyghur people. Forty countries supported the statement published with the Canadian initiative. The report also mentions Hongkong and Tibet. […]
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Moscow: – The expansionist policies of NATO, having the remnants of the conflicts in the Cold War era, have created an atmosphere of distrust and tension in Europe. The Russian President warned that, therefore, there are fears that Europe will be torn apart again. Stressing that Russia is a part of the European continent, Putin […]
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Tehran: – Ebrahim Raisi, President-elect of Iran, presented his policies clearly that Iran will not compromise on its nuclear program. Iran is not interested in discussing such a nuclear deal if the Iranian interests are not being guarded through negotiations. At the same time, Raisi emphasised that the missile program and support to the Shiite […]
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Washington/Brussels/Beijing: – The United States and the European Union have joined hands to counter the increasing Chinese influence in the trade and technology sectors. The decision to form the Trade and Technology Council was taken in the US-EU meeting held on Tuesday. There will be five members in the Council, including US Secretary of State […]
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Dubai: – For the first time since 2014, the Crude oil rates in the international market could scale three figures. Christyan Malek, an analyst at the renowned US financial institution, JPMorgan Chase, claimed that the crude oil rates would cross the $100 per barrel mark by the turn of the year. Five days ago, another […]
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London/Washington – The United States and the United Kingdom concurred on the Atlantic Charter, strengthening the ties between the two countries. They say that even if it is a different world today, compared to 1941, the US and UK still believe in the same shared values. The new Atlantic Charter indicates the increasing scope of […]
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Tokyo/Beijing – The Japanese government has decided to inquire into the Confucius Institute, the Chinese organisation, promoting the Chinese Communist Regime. Japanese Education Minister Koichi Hagiuda gave this information. Over the last few years, the United States and European countries have ordered the closure of the Confucius Institute, actively promoting and canvassing the Chinese Communist […]
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Washington: – Former US official Clete Willems claimed that China has made a huge strategic blunder by imposing sanctions against the European Union and officials. Willems said that the European parliament cancelled the investment agreement with China after this, and there is no possibility of reviving it soon. Willems served as the Deputy Director of […]
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