The latest escalation between the United States and Iran has taken a sudden turn as Pakistan claims credit for brokering a last-minute ceasefire, leaving China largely in the shadows. While President Trump publicly praises Pakistan for its mediation efforts, Xi Jinping remains silent, sparking speculation over China’s real influence in de-escalating tensions. Amid rising fears of conflict and threats of “civilization collapse,” Iran temporarily severed diplomatic channels with the US before agreeing to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. In a dramatic pivot, strategic diplomacy over just ten hours has shifted the region from the brink of war to a fragile truce. Pakistan’s outreach, coupled with China’s eventual engagement, has positioned Beijing as a key behind-the-scenes player guiding the ceasefire negotiations. WATCH
10 April,2026 06:12 PM IST
A new transatlantic rift is emerging as President Donald Trump openly warns the United Kingdom against strengthening business ties with China, calling the move dangerous for national and strategic security. The warning comes just as Prime Minister Keir Starmer concludes a high profile visit to Beijing aimed at resetting UK-China relations after years of diplomatic strain. Rather than backing down, Britain appears to be pushing forward. Starmer has defended engagement with China as a matter of national interest, arguing that economic cooperation can coexist with firm security safeguards.
31 January,2026 01:41 AM IST
China has issued sharp warnings to Washington after the United States approved an $11 billion arms package for Taiwan, one of the largest weapons deals in the island’s history. The sale includes HIMARS rocket systems, howitzers, drones, and anti-tank missiles, all designed to strengthen Taiwan’s ability to deter a potential Chinese invasion through asymmetric warfare.
19 December,2025 12:18 AM IST
In a landmark diplomatic breakthrough, Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping have struck a rare mineral and critical supply chain agreement during the Busan Summit. The one-year extendable pact is designed to stabilize global trade, secure access to rare earth elements, and reduce dependency on vulnerable international suppliers. Under the deal, Washington will slash 10% tariffs on fentanyl-linked Chinese imports, signaling a thaw in U.S.-China relations after years of economic tension. WATCH
30 October,2025 09:10 PM ISTADVERTISEMENT
