September 13, 2026
The 18th BRICS summit closed with a joint statement expressing deep concern at escalation in the Middle East and calling for maximum restraint, alongside pledges on economic cooperation.
September 11, 2026
Vladimir Putin has arrived in New Delhi and Xi Jinping follows on Saturday for a BRICS summit dominated by the US-Iran war, with Iran, Saudi Arabia and the UAE all in the room.
September 2, 2026
Chinese President Xi Jinping met Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi in Cairo, as Washington threatens sanctions on Tehran's financial partners and has warned it could cut Egypt's Banque Misr operations in the UAE off from the US financial system.
September 1, 2026
The SCO Council of Heads of State and the SCO Plus session met in Bishkek on 1 September, with leaders from China, Russia, India, Iran and Türkiye attending, as Pakistan assumed the chairmanship for 2026-27.
September 15, 2025
President Asif Ali Zardari visited the historic site of the First National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC) in Shanghai. He was accompanied by First Lady Aseefa Bhutto Zardari and Chairman Pakistan Peoples Party Bilawal Bhutto Zardari. The memorial is located in Shanghai’s historic French Concession, where the CPC held its first congress in July 1921. President Zardari toured the iconic Shikumen-style building and the adjoining exhibition hall, which houses invaluable relics, photographs, and documents from the Party’s early history. The President praised the preservation of this heritage, calling it a symbol of China’s cultural legacy and one
September 4, 2025
North Korea leader Kim Jong Un and Russia’s Vladimir Putin, Vladimir Putin, surrounds Xi Jinping in a massive parade of military force in Beijing on Wednesday, covering a week of diplomatic generosity by the Chinese president. In unprecedented scenes, Xi shook his hands with the two leaders and chatted with the couple as they walked under a red carpet from Tiananmen Square, with Putin on the right and Kim to his left. The event, seemingly to mark 80 years since the end of World War II, was an opportunity for the XI to present China’s military bravery and gather friendly
September 3, 2025
US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that he was “very frustrated” by Russian President Vladimir Putin and added, without elaborating, that his administration was planning to take some action to reduce deaths in Russia’s war in Ukraine. The Republican leader also said he was not worried about the warm ties between Russia and China. Trump held a summit with Putin in Alaska in mid -August and then met with Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskiy and the key leaders of Europe and NATO alliance in the White House. Following these meetings, Trump said he expected that Zelenskiy and Putin had a
June 11, 2025
Chinese stocks rose on June 11, enhanced by signs of relaxation of commercial tensions between the United States and China after a two -day meeting in London. The meeting saw both countries agree on a preliminary framework for releasing trade conflicts, which has helped to restore investor confidence. As mentioned by ParachuteOnshore’s CSI 300 index, which is watching the largest companies on Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets, won 1%, marking the most significant increase in almost a month. Meanwhile, a measure of Chinese reserves reported in Hong Kong was promoted by 0.9%, reaching its highest point since March. The market
April 25, 2025
Listen to the article Chinese President Xi Jinping has announced a comprehensive plan to strengthen China’s economy in the midst of continuing challenges, including the ongoing trade war with the United States, which is largely weighing in the country’s economic landscape by Pandemic. At a key meeting of the Political Bureau on Friday, officials discussed measures to address persistent issues such as the housing crisis, youth unemployment and the financial decline in US invoices. According to a reading of the meeting published by the state -run news agency Xinhua, while the economy showed a “positive trend” in 2025, external shocks,
Listen to the article China has stopped exports of critical minerals and rage magnets in response to growing commercial tensions with the United States, threatening global supply chains for electric vehicles, semiconductors and military material. The move comes as part of Beijing’s retaliation against US President Donald Trump’s new invoices that were introduced this month. Sources in the industry have said that Chinese customs have prevented the sending of six heavy elements of rare land and a related magnet from ports across the country. Exporters must now apply for special licenses for the sending of materials abroad, but China has
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