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The White House on Tuesday condemned a violent crash at the Chinese Consulate in San Francisco where a man rammed a car into the lobby, creating a chaotic scene that ended with police shooting the driver, who later died at the hospital.

The White House is condemning a violent crash at the Chinese Consulate in San Francisco that ended with police fatally shooting a man. The man created a chaotic scene Monday when he rammed a car into …

Unnamed driver who crashed car into consulate building was shot by police and later died in hospital

International meetings have dominated the schedule of the Monegasque government recently, with delegates from the Principality sent out to meetings across Europe. 

Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to Taiwan

Wednesday, September 20, 2023, Jean Victor Géneus, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Haiti and Alfred N. Mutua, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Diaspora of Kenya signed an agreement officially establishing dilomatic relations between the two countries...

HONG KONG--China’s Foreign Ministry has asked all foreign consulates in Hong Kong to provide the personal details of their locally employed staff, as Beijing tightens its control over the semi-autonomous city.

Expressing concern about the East and the South China Seas, the G7 members at the Foreign Ministers Meeting strongly opposed China and its militarisation

Policy aligns with mainland China’s treatment of diplomatic offices and requires locally hired consulate staff in Hong Kong to provide data such as living addresses, ID card numbers.

Today's headlines: prisoner exchange between the US and Iran; Former Thai PM Thaksin Shinawatra could be granted parole at the end of February; Indonesia reassesses plans to relocate its citizens for Chinese industries; Beijing asks consulates in Hong Kong to share information on personnel; In South Korea, free therapy for teachers.