Indonesia’s Prabowo scores ‘major diplomatic coup’ with China, Japan visits in signal of future policy direction
Kishida said the visit showed that Prabowo attached “great importance to Japan”, which is a “long-standing” friend of Indonesia.
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Xi tells Biden not to curb China’s tech sector
Top leaders of the United States and China held a two-hour phone call on Tuesday, setting the tone before US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen meets with her Chinese counterparts in Guangzhou and Beijing on April 4-9.
With wary eye, China courts Indonesia's incoming leader Prabowo
JAKARTA — Soon after Indonesia's incoming leader Prabowo Subianto won the February presidential election, the Chinese embassy in Jakarta sent him a cat tree and a stuffed toy for his beloved pet Bobby, according to the cat's official Instagram page.
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Indonesia's Prabowo visits Japan for balance after his China trip
TOKYO/JAKARTA -- Prabowo Subianto, Indonesia's president-elect and defense minister, met with Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on Wednesday during a visit to Japan that immediately follows talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Biden and Xi discuss TikTok, South China Sea and de-risking in call
WASHINGTON -- U.S. President Joe Biden spoke with Chinese President Xi Jinping for nearly two hours Tuesday on a range of topics including TikTok ownership, tensions in the South China Sea and whether American sanctions against China amounted to de-risking or decoupling.
Philippines hopes US history won’t repeat itself, again
President George W Bush once described himself as “a uniter, not a divider.” China’s leader, Xi Jinping is a uniter as well – though in a different sort of way.
Xi calls Indonesia high-speed rail a 'gold standard' of ties
JAKARTA -- Indonesia's first high-speed railway -- a 140-kilometer Beijing-backed project connecting Jakarta and Bandung -- has become a "gold standard" of bilateral cooperation, Chinese President Xi Jinping said of the 6-month-old line.