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China has reportedly dismissed critical opinions over comments made by a top diplomat who invited Japan and South Korea to an apparent all-Asian alliance. What happened: Wang Yi, a former foreign minister and current head of the Chinese Communist Party’s foreign affairs commission, urged Tokyo and Seoul to join Beijing in “revitalizing Asia” at an annual trilateral event on Wednesday. Americans take all visitors from China, South Korea and Japan as Asians.

China brushed off controversial comments issued by a top diplomat calling on Japan and South Korea to form race-based allegiances and drop ties with the U.S.

BEIJING: China on Wednesday dismissed criticism of racially tinged comments by its top diplomat, who said Westerners are incapable of distinguishing among Chinese, Koreans and Japanese.

China on Wednesday dismissed criticism of racially tinged comments by its top diplomat, who said Europeans and Americans are incapable of distinguishing among Chinese, Koreans and Japanese.

Does Wang Yi really think that national interests are less important than appearance?

The head of China's Communist Party's foreign affairs commission made racially tinged comments as he urged Japan and South Korea to 'join hands and cooperate' with the East Asian superpower

An investigation of the Chinese spy balloon found it contained commercially-available, U.S.-made equipment that directly aided its surveillance capabilities.

The meeting between PM Modi and the group of experts from the think tank focused on important topics such as geopolitics, the global economic situation, and terrorism among other crucial issues

Prime Minister Narendra Modi late on Tuesday met eminent personalities from various walks of life, including Tesla CEO Elon Musk, in New York. Modi tweeted after his interaction with Musk “Great meeting you today @elonmusk! We had multifaceted conversations on issues ranging from energy to

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has met with a group of eminent US academics in New York to discuss the possibilities of enhancing research collaborations and two-way academic exchanges under Indias New Education Policy. The interaction included Crop scientist, Robert J Jones, Partition of Pennsylvania State University, Dr. Neeli Bendapudi, and Co-Chair of the Association of American Universities Task Force on Expanding US-India Universities Partnerships, Dr. Satish Tripathi. In addition to ...