Wang Yi

Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi on Thursday called for immediate humanitarian aid to Afghanistan and said economic sanctions should be lifted among other suggestions to jointly bring peace to the war-torn country.

El consejero de Estado y ministro de Relaciones Exteriores de China, Wang Yi, sostuvo hoy domingo una conversación telefónica con el secretario de Estado de Estados Unidos, Antony Blinken, para intercambiar puntos de vista sobre la situación en Afganistán y los lazos chino-estadounidenses.

On Monday, the United States’ second-most senior diplomat met with Chinese counterparts in the port city of Tianjin.

Washington officials say Thursday’s high-level diplomatic sit-down in Anchorage is intended as an initial discussion. Difficult issues will be raised, but don’t expect any specific negotiated deliverables, they warn

A China vem fazendo um grande esforço de exportação de suas vacinas, enquanto os países ricos do Ocidente estão priorizando vacinar as suas populações. Isso permite a Pequim ampliar sua influência no mundo

Chinese foreign minister seeks briefing on the bloc’s initiative for a transatlantic alliance with US president-elect. Call to Brussels urges EU to avoid economic decoupling and a new cold war

China's Foreign Ministry on Tuesday excoriated the new US restrictions on imports of cotton and apparel produced in Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, painting US allegations of forced labor as fabrication and political manipulation and calling on Washington to stop using Xinjiang affairs to undermine China-US business cooperation.

China is pointing out the correct direction - improving and reforming globalization; upholding multilateralism - for the world to create a brighter future after the COVID-19 pandemic, Chinese analysts said after the Chinese foreign minister's press conference on the sidelines of the annual national legislative session on Sunday.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi urged the U.S. to “calm down” and step back from confrontation, in a toughly worded speech highlighting simmering disputes between the two largest economies even as they neared a preliminary trade deal.