Guo Jiakun
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China criticizes US tariffs on Russian energy imports
The United States Congress has passed a bill that could impose significant tariffs on major importers of Russian energy, including China. This legislation, aimed at penalizing countries that purchase Russian oil and nat…
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Beijing threatens Panama with 'serious consequences' over Taiwan ties · 1 source tracked
Beijing has issued a stern warning to Panama, threatening "serious consequences" after a majority of Panamanian lawmakers established a parliamentary exchange group with Taiwan. This move directly contradicts China's "o…
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China dismisses AI slowdown calls amid internal fears of party rule threat
China has responded to calls for a global slowdown in AI development, particularly those suggesting the US should impede Beijing's progress, by dismissing them as "fearmongering." While US tech leaders like Dario Amodei…
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China calls for global cooperation in AI development
China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, through spokesperson Guo Jiakun, has called for international cooperation in the development of artificial intelligence. The ministry advocates for an open, inclusive, and mutually b…
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US and China near tariff reduction deal ahead of Trump-Xi summit
The U.S. and China are nearing a potential agreement to reduce import taxes on $30 billion worth of goods each, with hopes of an announcement during an upcoming meeting between Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping. Th…
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Mexico's Foreign Minister visits China amid US trade pressure
Mexico's Foreign Minister Roberto Velasco is visiting China to meet with Foreign Minister Wang Yi, aiming to deepen political trust and cooperation between the two nations. The visit includes the inauguration of a new M…
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Tibetan Plateau glacier melt risks cascading disasters, China aids Nepal
The Tibetan Plateau is facing increased risks of cascading disasters due to accelerating glacier melt, with experts warning of further declines in glacial stability. Over the past 60 years, the plateau has lost approxim…
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China demands rights guarantee amid US firm's 100-year Venezuelan oil deal
China has called for its legitimate rights and interests in Venezuela to be guaranteed following news that a US firm, North American Blue Energy Partners (NABEP), secured a 100-year concession for 17 oilfields. China's …
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China offers earthquake relief to Colombia amid diplomatic wait
China has offered assistance to Colombia following a magnitude 7.4 earthquake, with Beijing stating it will provide aid in suitable ways as requested by the Colombian government. President Xi Jinping sent a message of c…
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China approves Japanese envoy to Chongqing, ending 8-month vacancy
China has approved the appointment of Shigehiro Nishiumi as Japan's new envoy to Chongqing, filling a diplomatic post that had been vacant for eight months. Nishiumi, formerly Japan's deputy consul general in Hong Kong,…
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Iran grants China special Hormuz Strait access amid new fee structure
Iran's ambassador to China announced that Beijing will receive special considerations regarding service fees for ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz. This move comes after a recent conflict and aims to ensure safe pas…
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India in talks to allow Chinese reporters back amid visa reciprocity efforts
Indian officials are reportedly in discussions to permit Chinese reporters to resume their work in India. This initiative follows the departure of the last Chinese journalist from India in 2023 due to visa issues. Recen…
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China pledges US$14.7M in earthquake aid to Venezuela
China has pledged an additional US$14.7 million in earthquake relief to Venezuela. This aid includes satellite imagery of the affected regions to assist in relief operations. Furthermore, Chinese businesses and expatria…
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Beijing rejects US, EU criticism over Taiwan coastguard patrols
Beijing has rejected criticism from the United States, Great Britain, France, and Germany regarding its coastguard operations near Taiwan. A Chinese foreign ministry spokesman stated that the patrols are lawful and nece…
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Two Japanese nationals detained in China for alleged rare earths smuggling
Two Japanese nationals have been detained in China on suspicion of smuggling rare earths, according to Japanese officials. The detentions occurred in May, with one individual apprehended on May 18 and the other a week l…
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US warns China advancing in AI is 'biggest risk'; calls for cooperation
A US Treasury official, Bessent, stated that China advancing in AI poses the greatest risk to the United States. Bessent emphasized that China's willingness to discuss AI highlights America's current technological advan…
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China signals openness to Colombia's president-elect despite US tilt
China has indicated a willingness to engage with Abelardo de la Espriella, the president-elect of Colombia, despite his stated intention to strengthen ties with the United States. Beijing congratulated Colombia on its r…
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US Navy signals pause on $14B Taiwan arms sale amid Beijing's opposition
The US Navy has indicated a potential pause on a $14 billion arms sale to Taiwan, a move that has drawn a strong response from Beijing. Acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao suggested the pause is to ensure sufficient munition…
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China, Russia Condemn US Charges Against Cuba; US Cites China-Linked Threat
China and Russia have criticized the United States for filing criminal charges against former Cuban leader Raul Castro. Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun stated that the US should cease using sanctions and t…
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China Condemns US Sanctions and Charges Against Cuba
China has condemned the United States' imposition of sanctions and criminal charges against Cuba, viewing them as an overreach of power and a violation of international law. Beijing stated its support for Cuba's soverei…