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Chancellor Olaf Scholz of Germany tried to strike a delicate balance on a trip to China this week, promoting business ties with his country’s biggest trading partner while criticizing its surge of exports to Europe and its support for Russia.
HONG KONG -- Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee emphasized the significance of a "holistic approach to national security" on Monday, a sign of the government's strengthening embrace of President Xi Jinping's doctrine.
SEOUL — North Korean leader Kim Jong-un affirmed his position to develop long-standing ties with China, state media KCNA said on Sunday (April 14), citing Kim in his meeting with Chinese top legislator Zhao Leji.
The world added more coal power capacity last year than any year since 2016, with China driving most growth and future planned capacity, according to new research.
Welcome to Your Week in Asia.
BEIJING (AP) — German Chancellor Olaf Scholz arrived in China on Sunday on a visit focused on the increasingly tense economic relationship between the sides and differences over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Narendra Modi once looked up to China. As a business-friendly Indian state leader, he traveled there repeatedly to attract investment and see how his country could learn from its neighbor’s economic transformation. China, he said, has a “special place in my heart.” Chinese officials cheered on his march to national power as that of “a political star.”
At a press briefing on Thursday, Duterte recalled his first state visit to China in 2016, during which he discussed various issues with Xi, including the Philippines’ plan to “dig oil” in the West Philippine Sea – Manila’s term for the waters of the South China Sea within the Philippines’ exclusive economic zone. Duterte said his Chinese counterpart was adamantly opposed and warned him strongly against it.