Starmer calls for strong UK-China relationship as he meets with Xi in Brazil
U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer said that he wanted a strong and durable relationship with China Monday as he met with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the G20 summit in Brazil. It was the first time a British leader has met with Xi in recent years as ties between the two countries deteriorated over security and human rights concerns and China’s support for Russia in the war in Ukraine.
In a meeting with Biden, China's Xi cautions US to 'make the wise choice' to keep relations stable
China’s leader Xi Jinping met for the last time with U_S_ President Joe Biden but was already looking ahead to President-elect Donald Trump and his “America first” policies, saying Beijing “is ready to work with a new administration.
Xi's remarks come after Trump tapped Taiwan supporters Marco Rubio and Mike Waltz for top spots in his administration.
Chinese leader Xi Jinping has outlined his "four red lines" to US President Joe Biden. The hot-button issues concern ...
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer raised concerns over human rights and Taiwan in his first meeting with President Xi Jinping, ...
China's relationship with Australia has achieved a turnaround and the two countries are maintaining a positive momentum of ...
Presidents Joe Biden and Xi Jinping affirm 'the need to maintain human control over the decision to use nuclear weapons.' ...
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China's Maritime Moves in South America: A Wake-Up Call for U.S. LeadershipLatin America merits attention in its own right, but it also represents a southerly vector in the U.S. strategic competition ...
Chinese President Xi Jinping told British Prime Minister Keir Starmer Monday that the two countries enjoy a vast space for ...
China said it stands ready to deliver on important common understandings reached between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and ...
Xi Jinping used his final meeting with outgoing president Joe Biden to lay out four “red lines” that Washington must not ...
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