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China
A signed letter of intent commits the Chinese foreign ministry and the global intellectual-property body to stronger exchanges, but leaves the programme's scope and timetable undefined.
China
Reports say Vilnius privately requested a name change before China's National Day, while Taipei insists the title was jointly agreed and will remain unchanged.
China
Beijing promoted economic dialogue with Canada and zero-tariff access for Africa while rejecting US sanctions, defending Macao security prosecutions and pressing Japan over Taiwan.
China
The statute regulates research, tourism and shipping while protecting Beijing's assets and interests, linking ecological obligations to a broader polar strategy.
Brazil
The Brazilian president will join Donald Trump, Mark Carney and Asian leaders in Manila, using a second consecutive ASEAN appearance to deepen political and commercial links with Southeast Asia.
China
Exports rose 35.2 per cent and semiconductor shipments more than doubled, but Joe Peissel warned that overseas expansion will keep tariff and barrier risks elevated in 2027.
China
Taipei says cooperation will continue through Paraguay's constitutional transition, but the bank crisis revives a debate over the economic value of recognising Taiwan instead of China.
China
Beijing says expanded imports depend on finalising a $60 billion two-way package, as non-soy agricultural purchases remain at their lowest level since 2019.
China
The 30 billion yuan agreement is intended to support trade liquidity, cross-border settlement and cooperation on central bank digital currencies.
China
The meeting emphasised strategic coordination and governance exchanges after Kim Jong-un's Dandong visit, but announced no new security or economic agreement.
China
The first ministerial JETC meeting extended farm and seafood access through 2028 while creating a business roundtable and widening cooperation in energy and manufacturing.
China
A joint statement says Hong Kong's national security law is criminalising political participation, while Chinese and local authorities defend the prosecution as lawful security enforcement.
