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FBI Director Christopher Wray

International

Chinese hackers determined to ‘wreak havoc’ on US critical infrastructure, FBI director warns

January 31, 2024

Washington: Chinese government hackers are busily targeting water treatment plants, the electrical grid, transportation systems, and other critical infrastructure inside ...

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Earthquake

International

5.7 magnitude quake hits China

January 30, 2024

Beijing: A 5.7-magnitude earthquake struck China's Xinjiang Tuesday, local authorities said. The temblor that struck Akqi County in Xinjiang Uygur ...

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Sheikh Hasina - Xi Jinping

International

China invites Bangladesh PM Hasina for official visit to Beijing

January 29, 2024

Dhaka: China has invited Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina for an official visit to the country as Beijing is keen ...

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ASEAN senior officials meeting - Laos

International

South China Sea tensions, Myanmar violence top agenda for Southeast Asian envoys meeting in Laos

January 29, 2024

Luang Prabang: China's growingly assertive posture in the South China Sea and escalating violence in Myanmar topped the agenda for ...

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Vinay Mohan Kwatra

National

Foreign Secretary Kwatra begins three-day visit to Bhutan

January 29, 2024

New Delhi: Foreign Secretary Vinay Mohan Kwatra Monday travelled to Bhutan on a three-day trip, in the first high-level visit ...

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Xi calls for Ukraine peace talks to resume during talks with Macron Beijing: Chinese leader Xi Jinping called Thursday for peace talks over Ukraine after French President Emmanuel Macron appealed to him to “bring Russia to its senses,” but Xi gave no indication Beijing would use its leverage as Vladimir Putin's diplomatic partner to press for a settlement. Xi gave no sign China, which declared it had a “no limits friendship” with Moscow before last year's attack, had changed its stance since calling for peace talks in February. But he added his personal authority by repeating the appeal at a joint event with Macron in front of reporters. “Peace talks should resume as soon as possible,” Xi said. Beijing, which sees Moscow as a partner in opposing US domination of global affairs, has tried to appear neutral in the conflict but has given Putin diplomatic support and repeated Russian justifications for the February 2022 attack. Xi received an effusive welcome from Putin when he visited Moscow last month, giving the isolated Russian president a political boost. The Chinese leader said “legitimate security concerns of all parties” should be considered, a reference to Moscow's argument that its invasion of Ukraine was justified because of the eastward expansion of NATO, the US-European military alliance. Governments should “avoid taking actions that will further make the crisis deteriorate or even get out of control," Xi said. He called for cooperation to reduce disruption of food and energy supplies, especially for developing countries. During their talks earlier, Macron appealed to Xi to “bring Russia to its senses and bring everyone back to the negotiating table.” Macron pointed to Chinese support for the United Nations Charter, which calls for respect of a country's territorial integrity. He said Putin's announcement that his government would deploy nuclear weapons in Belarus violated international agreements and commitments Moscow had made to Xi's government. “We need to find a lasting peace," the French president said. "I believe that this is also an important issue for China, as much as it is for France and for Europe.” China is the biggest buyer of Russian oil and gas, which helps prop up the Kremlin's revenue in the face of Western sanctions. That increases Chinese influence, but Xi appears reluctant to jeopardise that partnership by pressuring Putin. “China has always adhered to an objective and fair position on the issue of the Ukraine crisis,” said a Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Mao Ning. “We have been an advocate of a political solution to the crisis and a promoter of peace talks.” Earlier, Macron said during a meeting with the ruling Communist Party's No. 2 leader, Premier Li Qiang, that France wants to “build a common path” in dealing with “all the major conflicts” in addition to Ukraine. Li said there was likely to be a “broad consensus” between Macron and Xi but gave no indication whether Beijing might be willing to lobby Moscow to make peace. The meeting will “send positive signals of concerted efforts by China, France and Europe to maintain world peace and stability,” Li said. Macron was accompanied to Beijing by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in a show of European unity. Last week, von der Leyen warned that the European Union must be prepared to develop measures to protect trade and investment that China might exploit for security and military purposes. Meanwhile, NATO's 31 member countries warned Wednesday of “severe consequences” should China start sending weapons and ammunition to Russia. NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said giving lethal aid would be a “historic mistake.” He warned there would be “severe consequences” but declined to give details. Mao, the Chinese spokesperson, rejected NATO criticism. “When it comes to responsibility in Ukraine, I think the United States and military blocs such as NATO should take responsibility,” Mao said. “NATO is in no position to accuse or pressure China.” AP China, Ukraine, Xi Jinping, Emmanuel Macron

International

Xi says ready to ‘break new ground’ to solidify China-France ties after Macron inks big defence deals with India

January 28, 2024

Beijing: Chinese President Xi Jinping has offered to "break new ground" to give a fillip to the China-France ties, days ...

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Key trade route between Nepal-China reopens

International

Nepal & China to sign implementation plan of Beijing-backed BRI projects: Nepal’s Deputy PM

January 28, 2024

Kathmandu: Nepal and China will sign the implementation plan of the Belt and Road Initiative “very soon”, Deputy Prime Minister ...

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China sends aircraft, vessels toward Taiwan days after US approves $500-million arms sale

International

Beijing steps up military pressure on Taiwan after US, China announce talks

January 27, 2024

Taipei: China sent more than 30 warplanes and a group of navy ships toward Taiwan, the island's defence ministry said ...

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India-China

International

Boundary dispute with India ‘legacy issue’, doesn’t represent whole picture of bilateral ties: China’s military

January 25, 2024

Beijing: China's military Thursday said the boundary dispute with India is a "legacy issue" and it is "unwise" to link ...

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Development of North-South corridor linking India, Russia priority for Moscow: Lavrov

International

Development of North-South corridor linking India, Russia priority for Moscow: Lavrov

January 25, 2024

United Nations: The development of the North-South Corridor (NSC) -- linking India and Russia -- is a priority for Moscow ...

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It is the fifth week running since US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu launched the war...

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Fuel has been a long-time great economic and political tool in the hands of the government in India. It enables...

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Selective Outrage

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Consider this thought experiment. Imagine that two large missiles struck the White House. The first hit the residential quarters at...

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