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Thursday, September 4, 2025

Another US Navy ship sails around disputed territory in South China Sea

China says it does not impede freedom of navigation or overflight, accusing the United States of deliberately provoking tensions.

IT companies encouraged to engage in CPEC projects

Encouraging local IT companies to engage in the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) is highly significant

Australia seeks improved trade ties with China

The Australian minister said the first step to stabilising relations would be to resolve trade disputes between the two countries.

Japan protests against Chinese activity near disputed islands

Japanese officials regularly protest the presence of Chinese coastguard vessels in waters near the islands

TikTok assures US senators over sharing data with Chinese govt

The new protocol ensures that they can only do so in Oracle's computing environment, without extracting data from it.

China accuses New Zealand of making wrong statements

The Chinese embassy in Wellington hit back Friday that it had taken note of Ardern's "misguided" accusations.

China backed Indian move of keeping Pakistan out of the BRICS plus event

Pakistan aspired to attend the BRICS outreach event for emerging economies that was joined by Algeria, Argentina, Cambodia, Egypt, Ethiopia, Fiji, Indonesia, Iran, Kazakhstan, Senegal, Uzbekistan, Malaysia and Thailand. However, India through swift and deft diplomacy blocked Pakistan from the event. Reportedly, China being the chair of the event, agreed to India in keeping its ‘all-weather ally’ out from the event.

NATO highlights challenges posed by China to West

China is not our adversary. But we must be clear eyed about the serious challenges it represents.

China: No chance of ‘Asian NATO’

Any attempt to set up “an Asia-Pacific version of NATO” would only bring more turmoil, Beijing says

G7 plans on raising $600 billion to counter BRI

“China continues to welcome all initiatives to promote global infrastructure development," Zhao said of the G7's $600 billion plan.

China calls the presence of US plane in Taiwan a threat to peace

He added that they firmly opposed the actions by the United States and that their troops remained high on alert.

Taiwanese senior officers charged in China spying case

Taipei and Beijing have spied on each other since the end of the Chinese civil war in 1949, when the losing Nationalist side fled to the island.