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The article analyzes how Chinese leader Xi Jinping is intensifying his control over ethnic and religious minorities through a sinicisation policy, encapsulated in a new "ethnic unity" law. This policy aims to boost national identity and integration by expanding compulsory Mandarin use, which is viewed by groups like the Tibetans, Mongolians, and Uyghurs as forced assimilation or ethnic cleansing.

Washington has reopened discussions on a $14 billion arms sale to Taiwan, which could impact an upcoming leaders’ summit between US President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi. The deal is expected to be submitted to Congress soon, according to senior Republican lawmaker Michael McCaul.

US-China trade tensions escalate ahead of the Trump-Xi summit as the US imposes new tariffs and restrictions on Chinese goods and companies, while China tightens rare earth product exports. A senior Chinese official and a former US trade negotiator indicate uncertainty in US strategy, with maintaining the trade truce as a key objective.

Trump's Iran war faces disruption due to concerns over coordinated actions by Putin and Xi. Fears of a joint move by Russian and Chinese leaders complicate the situation.

The article discusses concerns that potential collaboration between Putin and Xi could disrupt Trump's Iran war strategy, creating uncertainty and chaos in the situation. Fears of a coordinated move by Russian and Chinese leaders are raising questions about the stability of the current geopolitical landscape.

A $100,000 monthly subscription to 'Truth PSI' provides early access to Donald Trump's posts, which influence stock markets. Trump's announcements, like a 2023 tariff 'pause' causing significant stock jumps, highlight a shift toward 'Big Players' who impact markets through political influence rather than traditional economic fundamentals.

U.S. President Donald Trump warned China and Russia against involvement in the Iran conflict, stating he does not believe they are currently participating. He cited President Xi's assurance that China would not sell weapons to the Islamic Republic of Iran, including through Chinese companies.

US President Donald Trump warned China and Russia against involvement in the Iran war, stating it would be 'very bad' for them if they participated. He cited President Xi's assurance that China would not supply weapons to Iran, including from Chinese companies, and argued it is not in Beijing or Moscow's interest to arm Tehran.

China's Xi is pursuing AI diplomacy to attract the global south, with Beijing offering its most ambitious plan yet to establish an alternative global order.

The article highlights a satirical piece from The Babylon Bee, where President Xi claims China 'would never rig an election' after winning with 100 percent of the vote. The Post features weekly selections from the satirical site to provide humorous content.

Chinese stocks saw a notable rise due to positive news from startup Moonshot AI, which launched a new AI model resembling DeepSeek's impact. The development highlights China's rapid technological advancements, though underlying economic challenges persist.

President Donald Trump shifted focus to China after the US Supreme Court rejected his bid to restrict birthright citizenship, posting sarcastically about China's 'massive Birthright Citizenship WIN.' The Department of Justice随后 instructed federal prosecutors to prioritize investigations of unspecified matters.

U.S.-China relations have become increasingly volatile. Trump and Xi have undermined institutions and personnel responsible for safeguarding diplomacy.

China's Xi urges increased global AI efforts as U.S.-led restrictions limit China's access to advanced technologies, prompting China to develop its own expertise and intensifying the tech competition between the two nations.

China's Xi calls for increased global efforts in artificial intelligence as American-led restrictions limit China's access to advanced technologies. These restrictions have prompted China to develop its own technological expertise, intensifying the competition between China and the United States in the tech sector.

China’s Xi stated that AI development should involve international cooperation rather than being dominated by a single country. He made this statement at a conference in Shanghai.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un met with a top Chinese official. This follows a visit by Xi to Kim, during which they pledged closer diplomatic, law enforcement, and military cooperation.

A new survey indicates that China and President Xi are viewed more favorably than the U.S. and Donald Trump in many countries, reversing previous trends where the U.S. was more favorably viewed. Global opinions have shifted in favor of China over the U.S.

China's Xi urges all-out efforts to address deadly storms, including tornadoes and thunderstorms, which have caused multiple deaths, hundreds of injuries, and thousands of evacuations.

China's attempt to become a football superpower has failed due to corruption, the one-child policy, and billions of dollars wasted. The article links this failure to broader concerns about President Xi's global ambitions.

China released a Christian pastor after Trump raised his case with Xi. The article also notes Wall Street banks recovering in China and Ukrainian drone strikes causing a Russian fuel crisis.

China's leader has highlighted the country's rapid industrialization as a model for developing nations. The article notes that Chinese wisdom and solutions are being promoted as a framework for other developing countries.

Xi positions China’s Ruling Party as a global force for progress. The article highlights efforts to establish the party's international influence.

Lukashenko's sudden visit to Beijing following closed-door talks with Putin indicates an attempt to seek Chinese support amid growing pressure over Belarus' involvement in Russia's war. The article notes that Minsk continues to serve as a platform for aggression, with potential provocations such as drones, border pressure, and sabotage possibly challenging Western resolve.

China reaffirmed its support for North Korea's nuclear program during a meeting between Xi and Kim, citing the program as providing leverage over Washington.

US President Donald Trump plans to visit China this year, potentially leading to up to four meetings with Chinese leader Xi in 2026. They have already met once this year for a Beijing summit, with Xi set to visit the US in September for a state visit and December for the G20 meeting.

Xi aims to increase demand in China, but economic activity is slowing down in mid-2026, hindering efforts to stimulate growth. The lack of progress suggests challenges in revitalizing the economy despite policy initiatives.

US President Donald Trump is not expected to have a phone call with Taiwanese leader Lai Ching-te, despite earlier openness to speaking with the person 'running' Taiwan. A call with Lai could derail an expected summit with China, according to sources.

China's Xi hosted Myanmar general Min Aung Hlaing, who staged a coup. Min Aung Hlaing, now president, is seeking support from Beijing to ease international isolation.

China urged major nations to foster a free trading environment ahead of two summits that could lead to a trade war with the European Union. Vice-Premier Zhang Guoqing emphasized expanding high-standard opening up during a videoconference hosted by French President Emmanuel Macron, attended by German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, and representatives from Brazil, India, Italy, Japan, and South Korea.

Taiwan opposition leader Cheng avoided discussing reunification during a meeting with Xi. The comments were made as Taiwan awaits a $14 billion U.S. arms package approval and faces uncertainty over Washington's long-term defense commitment.

Nikki Haley, former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, said President Donald Trump should threaten Russia and China with 'force' to stop their military aid to Iran. She argued that holding these nations accountable would weaken Iran, which she accused of using negotiations to stall and strategize.

China is re-focusing its relationship with North Korea as Xi Jinping remains silent on the country's nuclear program. Kim Jong-un is asserting the permanence of North Korea's status as a nuclear power.

China is refocusing its relationship with North Korea amid a lack of public comment from Xi on the country's nuclear program. Kim is asserting that North Korea's nuclear status is irreversible.

The article examines the implications of a less confrontational US-China relationship, highlighting the visits by US Secretary of State Marco Rubio to India and US Secretary of Defence Peter Hegseth to Singapore following the Xi-Trump summit. It notes a shift in the US administration's use of the Indo-Pacific label.

Chinese President Xi has been welcomed in Pyongyang for his first visit since 2019. The article references the proverbial phrase 'as close as lips and teeth' to describe China-North Korea relations.

Xi was given a lavish welcome by Kim in North Korea. The event highlights a diplomatic engagement between the two leaders.

Xi and Kim expressed hopes for deeper ties between China and North Korea. Kim stated that Xi’s visit demonstrates the unbreakable nature of the North Korea-China relationship.

Xi and Kim expressed hopes for greater ties between China and North Korea. Xi traveled to Pyongyang in a likely attempt to reassert China's influence over its socialist neighbor.

Xi traveled to Pyongyang to meet with Kim, expressing hopes for stronger China-North Korea ties. The visit aims to reinforce China's influence over its socialist neighbor.