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Chinese and Philippine crews clashed near the BRP Sierra Madre, resulting in an injured Filipino sailor and mutual accusations. Days later, Philippine vessels faced water cannons from Chinese ships at Scarborough Shoal during a regional security forum involving Foreign Minister Wang Yi and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

EU foreign affairs chief Kaja Kallas is expected to visit Beijing in autumn for a bilateral strategic dialogue meeting with China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi, her first in-person meeting since a tense encounter in Brussels last summer and her first trip to Beijing since assuming her role in 2024.

Japan's Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi claimed he had a brief discussion with Chinese counterpart Wang Yi during last week's ASEAN meeting in the Philippines, but China's Foreign Ministry denied any meeting occurred. The dispute reflects deteriorating ties since November, when Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's comments on Taiwan angered China, leading to economic and military tensions.

China and Japan disagree over whether their foreign ministers met during an ASEAN meeting, with Japan's Motegi claiming a brief exchange while China's Foreign Ministry denies it. Tensions stem from a November comment by Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi about Taiwan, which China views as a red line, leading to strained diplomatic and economic relations.

Araghchi blames US breach of Islamabad MoU for Hormuz flare-up. Iranian foreign minister Abbas Araghchi condemned US 'brutal attacks' on Iran's infrastructure and 'war crimes' during a meeting with Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi in Kazakhstan.

Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar met with Kyrgyz Republic President Sadyr Nurgozhoevich Zhaparov and China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi during the SCO Council of Foreign Ministers’ meeting. Discussions focused on bilateral relations, regional cooperation, and Pakistan’s upcoming chairmanship of the SCO Council of Heads of State for 2026–27. The SCO, now a forum for economic development, includes 10 member states and two observer states.

Chinese coast guard ships fired water cannons at Philippine fisheries vessels near Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea, marking the third confrontation this week. The incident occurred amid ASEAN ministerial meetings discussing China's maritime claims and regional tensions.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi assured Brazil of China's support for its sovereignty, security, and development hours after a 25% US tariff on Brazilian goods took effect. The meeting occurred during the 59th ASEAN foreign ministers' meeting in Manila.

The foreign ministers of China and the United States held a meeting emphasizing stability, discussing Chinese President Xi Jinping's upcoming trip to the U.S. instead of President Donald Trump's accusations of election interference by Beijing. The talks were described as 'pragmatic, positive and constructive' by China's Wang Yi, with U.S. representative Marco Rubio noting the need to manage differences between the countries.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi warned Philippine counterpart Theresa Lazaro that Manila would 'bear the bitter consequences' if it provoked Beijing with external support. The warning followed a 'strong protest' over a ramming incident involving a Chinese law enforcement vessel at a disputed reef in the South China Sea.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met Philippine Foreign Minister Maria Theresa Lazaro in Manila during the ASEAN foreign ministers' gathering. Both sides emphasized the need to reduce the risk of miscalculation and maintain stability in the South China Sea amid recent tensions.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio discussed China President Xi Jinping's planned U.S. visit with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi during a meeting in Manila. Both sides acknowledged differences but emphasized managing them and seeking cooperation. A potential summit between Xi and President Donald Trump is proposed for late September.

India-China relations are emphasized as crucial for a multi-polar Asia and world. Jaishankar discussed normalization with Wang Yi, raised seafarer safety with Lavrov, and participated in Quad talks supporting a free Indo-Pacific.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio discussed President Xi Jinping’s planned visit to the US and the South China Sea dispute between Beijing and Manila during their bilateral meeting at ASEAN. The talks occurred as both diplomats attended ASEAN meetings in Manila from Monday to Thursday, including the ASEAN foreign ministers’ meeting with 11 member states and other regional representatives.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio met Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi during an Asean gathering, discussing a potential US-China summit and addressing concerns over Middle East hostilities and South China Sea tensions. Asean diplomats expressed worries about regional instability, with Rubio blaming Iran for escalating conflicts and warning against control of the Strait of Hormuz.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned Asian leaders that Iran's demand to control the Strait of Hormuz and charge tolls could set a dangerous precedent, threatening global economic stability and freedom of navigation. He emphasized this during a meeting with ASEAN counterparts and Quad partners, who reaffirmed commitments to maritime security and counter China's influence in the region.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi urged Australia to abandon 'double standards' during a meeting with Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong, as Australia raised concerns about China's military development and a recent missile test. Wang emphasized mutual respect and equality in addressing bilateral differences.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned Iran's demands to control the Strait of Hormuz and impose tolls could create a dangerous global precedent, threatening economic and navigational stability. He addressed ASEAN leaders and Quad partners, emphasizing maritime security and a trade agreement with India, while meetings with Chinese officials were also scheduled.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned ASEAN leaders that Iran's demand to control and collect tolls in the Strait of Hormuz could threaten global economic stability and freedom of navigation. He emphasized the danger of setting a precedent for state control over international waterways, while also reaffirming U.S. support for ASEAN and Quad maritime security initiatives. Discussions with Indian and Chinese officials included trade agreements and regional security.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio will meet Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi during a regional gathering led by ASEAN. The discussion is expected to focus on a potential September summit between their leaders.

Southeast Asia's top diplomats met in Manila to address security concerns including the U.S.-Iran conflict and South China Sea tensions. ASEAN ministers issued a joint statement urging an immediate halt to Middle East hostilities and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, while discussions with Chinese officials focused on a proposed South China Sea code of conduct.

A European Parliament delegation is visiting China for three days to address strained relations caused by trade disputes, geopolitical tensions, and EU import restrictions. The delegation, led by David McAllister, will meet Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and the National People’s Congress leadership in Beijing and Shanghai.

The U.S. condemned China's 'dangerous and aggressive' acts following the injury of a Philippine sailor at a disputed shoal. The incident occurred ahead of a meeting involving U.S. official Rubio and Chinese diplomat Wang Yi.

Southeast Asian ministers will call for the full reopening of the Strait of Hormuz amid renewed Middle East hostilities during ASEAN talks in Manila. The meeting includes U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, focusing on regional trade, energy security, and peace in the Middle East.

Southeast Asian ministers will discuss renewed Middle East hostilities and call for reopening the Strait of Hormuz during ASEAN talks in Manila. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov are among attendees addressing regional stability and energy security concerns.

Southeast Asian diplomats will discuss the Iran war, Myanmar crisis, and South China Sea tensions during ASEAN ministerial talks in Manila. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov will attend, with concerns over Middle East hostilities disrupting global shipping and energy supplies. The Philippines hosts the meetings amid worries about U.S. focus shifting from Asia-Pacific security issues.

China and Pakistan urged the United States and Iran to cease hostilities and resume negotiations following a meeting in Shanghai. The two countries emphasized the need for dialogue to address the deteriorating Middle East conflict and reiterated their commitment to advancing the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) 2.0 and cooperation in technology.

China and Pakistan urge the US and Iran to resume peace talks, calling for a ceasefire and resumption of dialogue under the Memorandum of Understanding.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with Solomon Islands' Foreign Minister Rick Houenipwela to pledge deeper ties and reaffirm China's unconditional support for Honiara, rejecting third-party interference. The meeting followed a Chinese missile test that sparked protests across the Pacific.

Norway urges China to use its ties with the Russian leadership to facilitate peace talks in Ukraine, as stated by Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Stoere during a meeting with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi. The goal is to achieve a negotiated settlement and improve relations with Europe.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi urged Sweden to help rebuild trust between the two countries and foster a 'correct perception' of each other. He highlighted Sweden's role as the first Western country to establish diplomatic relations with China, emphasizing its independence and strategic foresight.

Wang Yi stated that China welcomes stronger European business relations. The article mentions Wang Yi and a photographer credit.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi is visiting Denmark and Sweden as part of a tour of Europe’s Nordic countries, meeting with officials including Denmark’s Foreign Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen and Sweden’s Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson. The visit aims to explore opportunities amid shifting geopolitical dynamics to address challenges posed by China-critical governments in the region.

China’s foreign minister Wang Yi warned US Secretary of State Marco Rubio to approach Taiwan affairs with 'utmost caution' during a phone call. The call, described as 'positive and constructive' by Xinhua, is the first cabinet-level communication since US President Donald Trump’s visit to China in mid-May.

China and India resumed cross-border trade through the Lipulekh Pass in the Himalayas after six years, following a visit by Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi to New Delhi. Analysts described the move as a goodwill gesture but cautioned that the border dispute and strategic rivalry remain unresolved.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with Saudi counterpart Prince Faisal bin Farhan al-Saud in Beijing, reaffirming China’s support for Middle East negotiations and urging sustained dialogue despite a fragile ceasefire. Wang emphasized that dialogue is better than confrontation.

China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi has urged the US and Iran to maintain the momentum of their negotiations, stating that dialogue is better than confrontation. He also mentioned China's willingness to work with Saudi Arabia to ease regional tensions.

China has released its 15th five-year plan for a new-type energy system, aiming for 30% clean energy in power generation by 2030, with wind and solar as the mainstay. The Group of Seven (G7) has urged diversification of rare earth supply chains to reduce reliance on China, prompting responses about strengthening domestic critical mineral strategies. China also emphasized climate governance and green development in its approved five-year plans.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi urged the early restoration of normal navigation through the Strait of Hormuz to ensure global supply chain stability. He made the remarks during a phone call with Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammad Ishaq Dar, expressing China's willingness to support negotiations without interference.

China's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian stated Beijing is ready to collaborate with New Delhi to enhance mutual trust and dispel doubts. This follows a meeting between Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Indian Prime Minister Modi on June 23, 2026.