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India, China to make fresh bid to resolve LAC standoff - Vimarsana News

India, China to make fresh bid to resolve LAC standoff

A couple of high-level meetings between India and China in Central Asia will make further attempts to resolve the standoff in Ladakh.

Ho Chi Minh City chairman hosts newly-appointed Chinese consul general - Vimarsana News

Ho Chi Minh City chairman hosts newly-appointed Chinese consul general

Chairman Phan Van Mai said he was interested in promoting cooperation between Vietnam and China

China Daily editorial slams Anthony Albanese over Ukraine war comments hinting at Taiwan - 01-Jul-2022 - Vimarsana News

China Daily editorial slams Anthony Albanese over Ukraine war comments hinting at Taiwan - 01-Jul-2022

Chinese state media hits back at the the Prime Minister's comments, declaring the chances of Australian-Chinese ties being reset are rapidly diminishing.

Sorting truth from facts on military spending - the media doesn't care - Vimarsana News

Sorting truth from facts on military spending - the media doesn't care

Statements offered by Australia and the US about China at the Shangri La Dialogue displayed an absence of comparative fact-based credibility.

The United States and China: Who Changed the 'Status Quo' over Taiwan? | United States Institute of Peace - Vimarsana News

The United States and China: Who Changed the 'Status Quo' over Taiwan? | United States Institute of Peace

Taiwan has been the perennial problematic issue in U.S.-China relations for decades. President Biden’s comments during a recent trip to East Asia put that in stark relief. When asked if the United States would be willing to “militarily defend” Taiwan if China were to invade, Biden said, “Yes, that’s the commitment we made.” Administration officials later appeared to walk back the president’s comments. But Beijing reacted forcefully, conducting military drills close to the island and with numerous Chinese officials condemning the comments. Most recently, at the Shangri-La Dialogue...

Source: usip.org