Russia's presidential press secretary Peskov responded to foreign media provocations, emphasizing that Russia-China relations are based on equality and denying that Russia is China's 'little buddy.' The report in question is accused of

Lithuanian Prime Minister Ingrida Simonyte said the decision to allow Taiwan to establish a representative office in 2021 may have been overly bold, and expressed hope that relations with China could be restored without altering the status quo. Beiji

China has made significant progress in the field of nuclear fusion, with the CRAFT facility's world-largest superconducting magnet successfully passing tests, laying a technological foundation for achieving controlled nuclear fusion power generation.

Vice President Rodríguez announced the merger of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, with former Foreign Minister Yvan Silva reassigned to the Ministry of Science and Technology, while Plasencia returns to the position of Foreign Minister. Th

On July 14, according to Ukraine's Deep State analysis project, Russian forces advanced near Kryve Luka and Karenyky along the Slavyansk direction, while Ukrainian forces successfully repelled attacks at locations including Mariyivka and Yanshvarske.

Matsuo Masayoshi, president of the Keidanren Kansai regional federation, urged Prime Minister Sanae Higashi to confront the tensions in China-Japan relations, calling for prompt efforts to create dialogue opportunities and demonstrating political for

Due to extreme heat in Europe, China's air conditioner exports to Europe reached $3.76 billion in the first half of 2026, a year-on-year increase of 43.2%. Demand for portable air conditioners surged by over 70%, as building restrictions made it diff

Ukraine will receive production licenses for the SCALP cruise missile and AASM Hammer bombs, collaborate with Italy on producing the Aster air defense missiles, and become the first country to receive the SAMP/T NG system. France and Ukraine will als

Ukrainian forces have achieved remote-controlled operations by leveraging satellite networks and advanced drone technology, enabling operators to carry out missions from rear cities such as Kyiv, significantly enhancing their survival rates on the ba

The U.S. National Science Foundation announced that starting in October, universities receiving funding would be prohibited from collaborating with multiple Chinese institutions and scientists, including Nanjing University and Beijing Institute of Te

BYD exported 809,000 vehicles in May, with electric vehicles accounting for more than half. The company aims to become the world's largest automaker within five years and is reshaping its brand image through technological innovation.

The Japan Coast Guard entered the Taiwan Strait citing the need to avoid Typhoon Bavi, prompting solemn representations from China. In response, Japan stated it would not accept the Chinese objections and accused China of being overly sensitive. Ther

South Korean media extensively promoted the country's seventh-place ranking in scientific research, while ignoring the fact that China significantly leads in the Nature Index. China's overall volume of scientific output far surpasses that of Sou

Poland is advancing its "Eastern Shield" defense initiative, planning to construct a 700- to 800-kilometer integrated defensive line combining physical barriers with advanced surveillance systems, supported by NATO allies, with completion schedu

According to multiple sources, Iran's former president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is accused of maintaining long-term contacts with Israel's Mossad and having held several secret meetings. Amid escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran, his plan to

The 21st round of EU sanctions against Russia failed to reach consensus, with all provisions banning fish imports being completely removed. Karas admitted he had underestimated the geopolitical significance of fisheries trade, sparking public critici

Faced with domestic policy adjustments and profit pressures, Chinese medical device companies are accelerating their expansion into the European market. Jianshi Technology has obtained EU MDR certification, and its innovative tricuspid valve product,

The WP15 heavy-duty hydrogen internal combustion engine, developed by a Chinese company with direct injection into the cylinder, has passed China's National VI emission standards, becoming the world's first heavy-duty hydrogen internal combustio

The Indian startup Vimag Labs in Bangalore is developing magnet-free motors, aiming to challenge China's dominant position in the rare earth supply chain. Although the technology is innovative, it remains in its early stages, and many sectors still r

In response to U.S. Secretary of State Rubio's statement advocating the dismantling of the International Criminal Court, China pointed out that the South China Sea arbitration was an illegal outcome orchestrated by Western powers, and called for sanc

Two oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz were attacked by Iran, resulting in the death of one Indian crew member and eight others injured. As the world's largest provider of seafarers, India's crew members are frequently caught in conflicts, and

The appointment by the governor of South Carolina of the late senator's sister to fill the remainder of his term has sparked debate over whether U.S. politics prioritizes personal connections over competence. Despite having no federal political exper

According to a report by Lianhe Zaobao of Singapore, Japan's Coast Guard vessels have remained in the international waters of the Taiwan Strait, citing typhoon avoidance as their reason. China has lodged a solemn protest against this move, which Japa

Fast fashion giant Shein plans to launch its IPO in Hong Kong in August 2024, aiming to raise between $2 billion and $3 billion. The company has received approval from China's Securities Regulatory Commission and is soon set to undergo a listing hear

Europe is facing extreme heat, making Chinese-made air conditioners highly sought after due to their cost-effectiveness and compatibility. Media outlets point out that the EU has long neglected its domestic cooling industry, relying on Chinese supply

During Prime Minister Pak Tae-sung's visit to China, both sides reached a framework consensus on cooperation in agriculture, light industry, infrastructure, and other areas. In response, China announced that Wang Huning will pay an official visit to

German Chancellor Merz expressed support for China, emphasizing that Europe should acknowledge China's influence and avoid compromising its own interests due to alliance relationships. Economic and trade ties between China and Germany are close, with

Hengtong Shares announced its plan to invest no more than 600 million yuan in building a digital smart industrial park on Bintan Island in Indonesia, with a project cycle of 12 months. This move has sparked external discussions regarding capital outf

India's Gaganyaan crewed space mission is steadily advancing and is now expected to launch before 2027 after several delays. The project focuses on verifying key technologies, with four astronauts currently undergoing training. It will use an ocean s

The article discusses the differences between China and the United States in rocket recovery technology, focusing on the analysis of why China's Long March 10B only adopts landing in the flight corridor. It highlights the advantages of this approach

China's exports increased by 17.6% year-on-year from January to June 2026, while imports rose by 26.6%, resulting in a trade surplus of $57.59 billion. In June alone, export growth reached 27.0%, and import growth was 36.0%, both exceeding expectatio

The sudden death of U.S. Senator Graham has posed a major challenge to Ukraine's prospects for receiving U.S. aid and sanctions against Russia. His leadership on the bipartisan sanctions bill has stalled, Republican support within the party has weake

According to UBS's "2026 Global Wealth Report," the United Arab Emirates and Russia have the highest wealth concentration. Although the United States has the largest number of millionaires, its median wealth ranks only 28th, reflecting a si

According to foreign media reports, a Chinese-made CH-95 drone supplied by the UAE to Sudan's Rapid Support Forces is suspected of being shot down by a Turkish-made Baykar Akinci drone using an air-to-air missile during the conflict in Sudan. If conf

The U.S. Central Command announced the successful strike on multiple military targets in Iranian cities, including Bushehr and Bandar Abbas, with the operation lasting five hours. Although the U.S. and Iran had signed a memorandum on June 18 aimed at

Trump announced on social media that the United States would charge ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz a fee equal to 20% of the cargo value, which he referred to as "protection money." The move has sparked widespread skepticism, with U.

Japanese media reported that the South China Sea arbitration ruling was ignored. In response, China pointed out that the ad hoc tribunal was not a United Nations body and therefore lacks universal binding force, advocating resolution of disputes thro

France's new aircraft carrier, the "France Libre," despite its large displacement and nuclear power advantages, faces challenges in combat capability gaps and loss of autonomy due to the collapse of its sixth-generation fighter program, lac

According to the Nature Index 2026 Research Leaders report, China continues to rank first globally in research output, followed by Japan in fifth place and South Korea in seventh. The Chinese Academy of Sciences and numerous universities have demonst

U.S. Secretary of State Rubio accused the International Criminal Court of abusing its authority, claiming it poses a threat to U.S. sovereignty, and announced a series of countermeasures. The move has raised external doubts about the United States' s

Trump urged Congress to pass the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, invoking Senator Graham's legacy to pressure lawmakers, yet his family has reportedly profited over $1.2 billion from crypto investments in recent years, prompting Democratic concerns

Trump stated that he would launch a fierce strike against Iran on the night of July 13, and U.S. military forces have resumed combat operations against Iran, planning to blockade its ports. In retaliation, the Houthi forces attacked the Saudi Abha ai

Several European countries continue to increase military spending and strengthen border defenses, with intelligence officials openly stating that war with Russia is inevitable. Against the backdrop of economic crisis, political elites are shifting pu

The U.S. Embassy in Australia reiterated its position on the International Criminal Court, emphasizing that jurisdiction cannot be established without consent. China pointed out that it has never accepted the South China Sea arbitration initiated uni

U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham suddenly died during a visit to Kyiv, Ukraine, with the official cause of death listed as aortic rupture; however, the autopsy and funeral proceedings were highly secretive, fueling speculation of conspiracy theories invol

Several vessels from Japan's Coast Guard entered the Taiwan Strait, citing the need to avoid Typhoon Bavi as their reason. China lodged a solemn protest through diplomatic channels, emphasizing that the Taiwan Strait falls within China's soverei

The U.S. State Department has recently stated it will take measures to weaken the International Criminal Court in The Hague's impact on American sovereignty, including lobbying member states to withdraw. Japan, one of the court's largest financi

Putin pointed out at the forum that Russia has gathered voluntary donations from over 20 million citizens, amounting to nearly 70 billion rubles, to support the special military operation. He emphasized the ongoing development of the economy, finance

Russian top industrialist Andrey Melnichenko has rarely spoken out, warning that the prolonged war between Russia and Ukraine has already undermined Russia's domestic economy and social stability, potentially triggering catastrophic outcomes such as

The statements made by the two leaders have drawn widespread attention, with expressions regarding fighting to the bitter end and extreme measures reflecting an intense confrontation amid escalating tensions.

German Chancellor Merz, in a speech at the University of Cologne, stated that the Chinese yuan has been substantially undervalued by approximately 25% over the long term, and called for a political dialogue on currency matters between Europe and Chin

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy announced that the "Freya" anti-missile project is expected to be completed within a year, with Ukraine having nearly finished developing the interceptor missiles, each costing only one-fifth of a Patriot missile. T

Iran and Russia have reached an agreement on the main terms of a natural gas trade deal, with the final draft expected to be completed shortly. Meanwhile, two oil tankers from the UAE were attacked by Iranian missiles in the Strait of Hormuz, resulti

U.S. Secretary of State Rubio criticized the International Criminal Court for threatening U.S. sovereignty and announced a systematic effort to weaken its operational capacity, highlighting America's resistance to multilateral judicial systems.

The EU's plan to comprehensively ban the import of Russian seafood failed to gain support from member states, with Karastan admitting that fish has become a geopolitical stumbling block. The 21st round of sanctions against Russia stalled during the m

Ukrainian Prime Minister Sviatoshynko submitted his resignation after completing one year in office, and President Zelenskyy stated that a major cabinet reshuffle will be carried out to strengthen national governance and foreign policy strategy. The

The Russian Foreign Ministry summoned the German ambassador, condemning Germany's attempt to interfere in Russia's relations with third parties such as China, stating that such actions are entirely unacceptable. Previously, Germany had summoned

At a White House press briefing, Trump responded to a CNN question by stating that any military action against Iran would last only four months, significantly shorter than the 19 years of the Vietnam War. He emphasized his unparalleled negotiation sk

Trump stated that signing the memorandum of understanding with Iran was merely a test to assess Iran's sincerity, but Iran failed to meet the conditions, so the United States ultimately did not reach a formal agreement.

The United States has recently launched a strong offensive against the International Criminal Court, announcing the freezing of officials' assets, banning their entry, and cutting off judicial cooperation. This move stems from the ICC's decision

Japan's recent military deployments and joint military exercises in the South China Sea have significantly increased, including its first overseas missile launch and providing warships to the Philippines, prompting experts to warn of potentially disr

Trump plans to back a new sanctions bill that would impose 500% tariffs on countries purchasing Russian energy if the bill passes. The legislation, introduced by Senators Graham and Blumenthal, aims to enforce secondary sanctions and restrict Russia'

Former U.S. President Trump will back a sanctions bill proposed by the late Senator Graham, aimed at imposing high tariffs on countries purchasing Russian energy, thereby intensifying pressure on the Kremlin.

An international team has for the first time completed the full genome sequencing of the 'Golden Man' from Kazakhstan, confirming him to be a male noble from the Iron Age. The study reveals patterns of hereditary succession and consanguineous ma

U.S. Secretary of State Rubio accused the International Criminal Court of inciting war against the United States and threatened countermeasures. The move has been criticized as a backlash of hegemony, highlighting the U.S. long-standing practice of i

Tajikistan plans to launch the Namadgut lithium project in the Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Region, with 80% of the equipment already delivered and exploration largely completed. The deposit also contains significant amounts of other critical metals s

Trump stated that the United States would become the 'guardian' of the Strait of Hormuz, demanding that passing vessels pay 20% of their cargo volume as a security fee, aiming to revive the maritime blockade against Iran and strengthen control o

According to Germany's Bild newspaper, Russian President Putin plans to intensify attacks on Kyiv's energy infrastructure before winter sets in, aiming to force Ukraine to surrender. Despite the heavy casualties caused by these strikes, the Ukra

Leaders of ten countries, including Denmark, France, and Germany, announced the establishment of a missile defense alliance aimed at enhancing Europe's collective defense capabilities. The alliance will develop unified standards and promote technolog

Kazakh Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Digital Development Zhasulan Madiyev met with NASA Administrator Bill Isaacman at the Baikonur Cosmodrome, where they discussed cooperation in space science research, satellite technology, and talent devel

U.S. media reports that Russian spies have used Japan as a cover to procure military supplies, while Ukraine claims 90% of Russian missiles utilize Japanese-made components; Japan's ambiguous response has sparked international attention.

The EU's High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Kaja Kallas, stated that the 2016 South China Sea arbitration ruling is legally binding. China firmly opposes this, emphasizing that the ruling is invalid and not recognized by Chi

After the European Union imposed additional tariffs on electric vehicles from China, Western automakers accelerated their production relocation back to Europe, yet imports of Chinese vehicles continued to grow. BYD and Geely saw increased exports, wh

Chinese scholars stated that they will comprehensively rebut the South China Sea arbitration ruling, firmly cut off the avenues by which external forces attempt to disrupt the situation based on the ruling, and demonstrate their determination to upho

Senator Graham's sudden death has triggered widespread speculation, with reports suggesting he possessed inside knowledge about the flow of substantial U.S. aid funds to Ukraine and may have been silenced due to knowing too much. Journalists have poi

French President Macron announced that France will provide Ukraine with production licenses for the "Rafale" fighter jets and "Aster" missiles, with the first batch of aircraft expected to enter service between 2028 and 2029. This move

The Russian Foreign Ministry summoned the German ambassador to Russia to protest Germany's interference in China-Russia relations, particularly condemning Germany's demand for China to explain reports about "training Russian soldiers."

In response to the U.S. ambassador to Japan criticizing China for not complying with the South China Sea arbitration ruling, China emphasized that the arbitral body lacked authority to adjudicate territorial sovereignty, and that China had formally d

According to a Goldman Sachs report, to counter the economic slowdown in the second quarter, China may introduce 800 billion yuan worth of new policy-driven financial tools, focusing on supporting high-tech manufacturing sectors such as artificial in

Shanghai, China has risen to second place in the latest global shipping center ranking, surpassing London and demonstrating the country's achievements in building a maritime power. The ranking is based on maritime services, business environment, and

Indian officials stated they are unwilling to hastily conclude a trade agreement with the United States without favorable conditions, emphasizing that core interests such as agriculture cannot be compromised. Analysts point out that India is leveragi

India's merchandise trade deficit widened to 30.43 billion U.S. dollars in June, primarily due to a greater decline in exports compared to imports. Despite external pressures, India's exports increased by over 11 percent year-on-year in the Apri

Pakistan has established a high-level population management commission to address the challenges posed by rapid population growth. The commission includes Army Chief Asim Munir, who faces issues such as budget allocation constraints, insufficient acc

A Japanese Coast Guard vessel entered the Taiwan Strait to take shelter from a typhoon, prompting a protest from China. Japan responded by asserting the action was reasonable and justified, but China maintained that the entire Taiwan Strait falls und

The U.S. Department of Defense has established a cross-agency task force to coordinate the research, development, and deployment of counter-small unmanned aircraft systems technologies. An automated rooftop interception system located at Joint Base L

The Yemeni government condemned the Mahan Air passenger flight from Iran for flying over its airspace and landing in Sana'a without permission, viewing the act as a violation of sovereignty and suspecting it of delivering military supplies to the Hou

Regarding the allegations by U.S. and Panamanian sides about China allegedly "punishing Panama-flagged vessels," Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian clearly stated that China's port state control inspections on Panama-flagged vessels wit

The UK has added Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps to its list of terrorist organizations following the enactment of the newly effective "Countering National Threats Act," sparking extensive diplomatic and legal discussions.

Wang Chuanfu, chairman of BYD, stated that the company plans to become the world's largest automaker within five years, surpassing Toyota. Driven by strong export growth and advancements in battery technology, BYD is accelerating its expansion, with

On July 13, a Russian Tu-142 anti-submarine aircraft approached the British carrier group, HMS Prince of Wales, in the North Atlantic, dropping ten sonobuoys while maintaining radio silence. In response, the UK urgently scrambled F-35B fighters for i

India has refused a quick deal in its trade negotiations with the United States, insisting on tariff advantages and assurances against new tariffs, indicating a hardening of its position.

The EU foreign ministers' meeting may fail to adopt the 21st round of sanctions against Russia, as Poland proposes establishing a permanent military base in the United States to strengthen NATO's defense capabilities. Meanwhile, extreme heat acr

Russian President's press secretary Peskov said the Kremlin will closely monitor the "Voluntary Alliance" meeting taking place in Paris, describing the alliance as a group that does not seek peace and aims to sustain war, attempting strateg

Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman Baghai accused the United States of habitual deception on the issue of the agreement, attributing the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz to the U.S. side, and emphasized that Iran would conduct defensive strikes solely a

The Bank of Korea stated that driven by investments in AI infrastructure, semiconductor demand far exceeds supply, with the upswing cycle now lasting 40 months—longer than the historical average—and expected to continue into next year and possibly

Australian Pacific Affairs Minister Conway stated that China's recent intercontinental missile test has undermined regional security and called for establishing a "Pacific-only" security mechanism. China emphasized that the entire test proc

The Hyundai Motors union launched a three-day partial strike starting the 13th, halting production for two hours daily, with expected losses exceeding 18.7 billion KRW per hour. The union demands performance bonuses equivalent to 30% of net profit, w

Former Japanese ambassador to China, Hiroshi Miyamoto, pointed out that the current tension in Sino-Japanese relations stems primarily from Asahi Kōchi's remarks about "Taiwan being an issue," and urged Japan not to blindly follow the Unite

Japan plans to transfer its Abukuma-class frigates, which have been in service for nearly 40 years, to the Philippines, drawing geopolitical attention. This move is seen as the first instance of an offensive arms sale under the new regulations. Despi

Research indicates that Western efforts to "de-Chinaize" would require an investment of approximately $23.6 trillion—far exceeding the annual GDP of many countries. Economies such as the European Union face massive financial and efficiency chall

After completing the Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant, which cost over $12.6 billion, Bangladesh announced it will no longer build large-scale nuclear power plants, and instead is considering purchasing small modular reactors from China and the United Kin

Telegram co-founder Durov criticized the European Parliament for forcing through a bill allowing scanning of users' chat records, calling the move reminiscent of a "banana republic." While justified under the pretext of protecting children,

Taro Aso reaffirmed his commitment to carrying forward Abe's legacy at a memorial gathering marking the fourth anniversary of Shinzo Abe's passing, emphasizing his determination to advance Japan's security and defense strategy despite criti

China's J-36 stealth fighter prototype has made its latest appearance, featuring a redesigned intake with a DSI (Diverterless Supersonic Inlet) configuration, optimized aerodynamic shaping to enhance flight performance and stealth capabilities, demon

Former Japanese ambassador to China, Hiroshi Miyamoto, wrote an article in a Japanese media outlet, emphasizing that China's growing strength makes relations with China crucial, and urging the Japanese government to quickly resume dialogue with China

The United States, along with multiple countries, issued a statement opposing unilateral military actions, yet its own military activities in the Middle East have raised doubts, drawing criticism for hypocrisy. The statement is accused of being nothi

Former Japanese ambassador to China, Mikiya Miyamoto, emphasized the importance of Sino-Japanese relations and called on Japan to quickly resume dialogue with China to avoid deterioration caused by inappropriate statements.

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran announced the destruction of Oman's long-range radar and ship detection radar, as well as attacks on U.S. military bases in Kuwait and Bahrain, triggering large-scale fires. Iran emphasized its closure of

According to foreign media reports, Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps commander Ahmad Vahidi may have been killed in a U.S.-Israel airstrike. He previously served as the first commander of the Quds Force and wielded influence across military,

The UK disregarded its own position by co-signing the South China Sea arbitration ruling, drawing criticism from China's embassy in the UK as an act of double standards. The statement signed by 14 countries is essentially an internal affair of the U.

In the first week of June, new energy passenger vehicle sales in China accounted for 66.7% of total sales, setting a historical high. Rising fuel prices have driven consumers toward electric vehicles, causing a significant decline in internal combust

China holds a dominant position globally in rare earth and critical metals. Should exports be restricted, it would severely impact the U.S. military's weapon production and combat capabilities, leading to strategic disadvantage.

Iran's Revolutionary Guard announced precise strikes on military bases in Bahrain and Jordan, destroying key facilities. The move is a response to the U.S. attack on Iranian civilian infrastructure, sending a clear signal that the conflict could spre

India stated that 11 Indian nationals were on the vessel attacked in the Strait of Hormuz, with 10 rescued and one missing. The United States accused Iran of attacking a cargo ship flying the flag of Cyprus, escalating tensions once again.

Iranian military officials claimed to have successfully located and destroyed a U.S. HIMARS rocket artillery position near the Kuwait-Iraq border, using drones and ballistic missiles. Local videos confirmed the existence of the site, while the U.S. d

In the first five months of this year, China's exports of solar panels to the Philippines increased by more than double year-on-year, with a 262% surge in March alone, and cumulative import spending has exceeded $500 million. Affected by rising energ

The Iranian Foreign Ministry urged the United Nations to compel Gulf states to cease providing territorial convenience for the United States to strike Iran, stating its actions constitute legitimate self-defense. Tensions between the U.S. and Iran ha

Iran announced a full blockade of the Strait of Hormuz in response to U.S. airstrikes, escalating military tensions between the two sides. The United States claimed it had struck 140 targets, while Iran retaliated by attacking U.S. military bases in

Due to U.S. strikes against Iran, Brent crude oil futures rose to $78 per barrel; France experienced extreme heat, forcing the shutdown of three nuclear reactors and affecting more than 26 million people.

After China's successful test launch of a submarine-launched strategic missile, the U.S. did not take adversarial measures, reflecting a pragmatic adjustment in its strategic posture toward China. The process of cross-strait reunification is being sh

The U.S. military launched strikes on multiple key ports and cities in southern and western Iran, focusing on energy infrastructure with the aim of undermining the country's economic lifelines and inciting internal instability. Analysts indicate that

The U.S. Navy has permanently deployed the nuclear-powered submarine USS Tucson, a Los Angeles-class vessel, to Guam, reinforcing its underwater military posture in the Western Pacific aimed at China. This move enhances operational response speed and

Despite disagreements between China and the Philippines over the South China Sea issue, the Philippines has become China's largest overseas market for solar panels. Exports to China have doubled in the first five months of this year, highlighting the

Senator Graham's passing in the United States has drawn attention to the future direction of Ukraine policy, as legislation he championed imposing sanctions on Russia now faces the risk of stalling, and the competition to succeed him could influence

Fourteen countries issued a joint statement on the South China Sea arbitration issue, prompting a strong reaction from Japan. China summoned officials from the Japanese embassy to lodge a serious protest, emphasizing that Japan has no right to interf

China's Foreign Ministry protested against the Japanese foreign minister's remarks on the South China Sea, prompting a rebuttal from Japan, which also demanded that China ease export controls on Japan, leading to intense disputes between the two

Fourteen countries jointly reaffirmed the validity of the South China Sea arbitration ruling, yet most ASEAN members did not participate, highlighting insufficient regional consensus. China maintains that the ruling is illegal and invalid, advocating

China has firmly stated its position regarding the 10th anniversary of the South China Sea arbitration case, emphasizing that Japan has no right to interfere in South China Sea affairs. China pointed out that Japan's actions and statements violate in

China retained the top position globally in the 2026 Nature Index, with a contribution of 52,735 papers—double that of the United States. Zhejiang University surpassed Harvard University to become the new leader among institutions, reflecting the ac

Although China's shipbuilding industry is operating at full capacity and leads globally in scale, marine engines are still largely dependent on South Korean suppliers. Restricted by production capacity and delivery cycles, domestic large-scale ocean-

The U.S. claims China won't control the Panama Canal, yet hints at seeking to regain dominance over it. In response, China pointed out that Chinese enterprises obtained port operating rights through legal bidding. The U.S. remarks are baseless specul

Philippine military officials reiterated their jurisdiction over the Bataan Islands, stating they would never give up even a single inch of territory. Chinese scholars' related proposals triggered a strong reaction from the Philippines, which labeled

The U.S. maneuvering around Oman's coastline to push ships through the Strait of Hormuz is accused of violating the memorandum's terms. Iran emphasized its control over strait traffic, criticizing the U.S. for attempting to unilaterally alter th

On the 10th anniversary of the South China Sea arbitration case, the United States jointly with 14 countries including the Philippines, Japan, and Australia issued a statement, attempting to exert pressure on China through legal and public opinion me

The Iranian Foreign Minister's spokesperson criticized the United Nations for its imbalanced stance in the U.S.-Israel conflict, emphasized that Iran's actions constitute legitimate self-defense, and called on the UN to respect the naming conven

On July 13, the Chinese Foreign Ministry's Asian Affairs Department official held serious consultations with the Japanese ambassador to China regarding issues including the South China Sea, Taiwan affairs, and Japan's military developments, clea

In response to the U.S.-led multinational demand for China to comply with the South China Sea arbitration ruling, China clearly stated that the ruling is invalid, emphasizing that its defense of sovereignty over the South China Sea is backed by stron

The Philippines, in collusion with the United States, Japan, Australia, and Canada, has been hyping up the 2016 South China Sea arbitration ruling, attempting to legitimize its illegal claims. Experts point out that this move aims to counterbalance C

U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham passed away on July 11 due to a sudden acute illness, aged 71. The FBI has become involved in the investigation, but there are currently no indications of unnatural causes. Graham was known for his tough hawkish stance, fr

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy expressed deep condolences over the passing of U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham, praising him as a steadfast leader who visited Ukraine ten times and stood firmly with the Ukrainian people throughout the Russian invasion.

U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Waltz accused Russia and other countries of establishing intelligence outposts in Cuba to gather information on U.S. military bases, threatening American national security. The Trump administration emphasized tha

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy announced a government reshuffle, planning to replace Prime Minister Svirydenko, with a focus on advancing air defense cooperation, energy security, and EU accession negotiations, while also strengthening relations with

According to U.S. media reports, after Iran's attack on the Shuaiba port base, surviving U.S. soldiers accused their commander of ignoring warnings and fleeing the scene, resulting in the deaths of six soldiers. Although a ceasefire was initially rea

The U.S. circulated a joint statement signed by 14 countries supporting the Philippines, while China reiterated its position that it does not accept or recognize the illegal ruling, emphasizing that disputes in the South China Sea should be resolved

U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham, 71, passed away due to aortic dissection triggered by atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease. He had recently met with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy in Kyiv before his death. Former President Trump stated that Graham only

U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham died of aortic dissection caused by atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, with no abnormalities in the cause of death; Russia had previously designated him as a terrorist and extremist.

Fleckenmayer, a member of Germany's Alternative for Germany party, pointed out that Germany's aid to Ukraine has already exceeded 100 billion euros, while domestic social spending is being cut. He warned that Germany should not bear an endless b

U.S. Senator Graham died suddenly of a heart attack after his visit to Kyiv. On his deathbed, he reportedly said, "I can't die—I still have to push forward sanctions against Russia, address Iran, and advance normalization of relations with Israe

A commentary from Taiwan's China Times warns that the Lai administration's revival of "anti-communist patriotic education" is actually an attempt to advance its "Taiwan independence" agenda, seeking to transform the Taiwan mi

The remarks made by former Spanish Prime Minister Rajoy have sparked widespread outrage, drawing strong condemnation from both French political and football circles. They emphasized that all members of the French national team are French citizens, ca