China and the Philippines to Ease Tensions in the South China Sea

China seeks to de-escalate tensions with the Philippines over the South China Sea

China seeks to de-escalate tensions with the Philippines over the South China Sea

China brokers Palestinian unity deal, but doubts remain over its impact on Gaza crisis and Israel's response

SCO summit tests China-Russia partnership amid bipolarization in Asia

Vietnam's policy of non-alignment causes confusion, especially after recent receptions of Putin and ongoing Russia ties

China's new trespass law in the South China Sea allows detention of foreigners for up to 60 days without trial, escalating tensions with neighboring countries like the Philippines, which has stepped up patrols in response.

Maldives bans Israeli tourists amid Gaza conflict, risking economic consequences and diplomatic tensions with the West.

Escalating South China Sea disputes as nations reclaim land, with China, Vietnam, and Philippines actively building on islands, complicating regional tensions.

Putin and Xi showcase their "no-limits" friendship as Russia's isolation grows, with China gaining a strong ally and access to Russian markets.

Hungary, a Trojan horse to Europe, maintains warm ties with Russia and China, signing deals to strengthen economic collaboration, raising concerns in the EU.

China emerges as a significant player in mediating the Israel-Palestine conflict, aiming to reconcile Palestinian factions and establish a recognized Palestinian state.