Can China still play a role as peacemaker in Ukraine after US-Russia talks?
US and Russian officials held their first talks on Ukraine this week in Saudi Arabia in a meeting that excluded Kyiv and European representatives - raising fears across the continent that Donald Trump may be willing to sacrifice Ukrainian interests in the hope of a deal with Vladimir Putin.
US President Donald Trump’s push to end the war in Ukraine appears poised to hand key concessions to Russia, leaving Kyiv and ...
China supports “the recent consensus” between the U.S. and Russia on the war in Ukraine, said Wang Yi, the country’s foreign minister, amid ongoing discussions about bringing an end to the ...
The Russian gas giant could once bring countries to their knees by cutting off energy supplies, until Europe stopped buying ...
China's foreign ministry said on Monday that "healthy and stable" China-EU relations are needed now more than ever, after a ...
A decision was made from Ukraine to create a free economic zone — a zone of economic cooperation of different nations and ...
China has little cause to worry about the US-Russia rapprochement, according to observers, who say the Asian neighbours' shared strategic goal to counter the West and their deep economic ties make for ...
China supports all efforts conducive to peace talks in Ukraine, China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi told the United Nations ...
China came out in support of U.S. President Donald Trump's bid to strike a deal with Russia to end the war in Ukraine, at a ...
Russia quickly makes cheap, expendable weapons while the West largely focuses on big-ticket items, a former foreign minister ...
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov held a meeting with his Chinese counterpart, Wang Yi, to discuss a wide range of ...
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