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Opinion: Hard Realities Will Soon Catch Up With Maldives
Fractious and divided internal politics, Islamism and the Chinese hand explain the antagonism of the new government of Maldives towards India. The government before it, the Solih government, made "India First" its foreign policy priority.
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Chinese State Media Praises India's Economic Growth, Foreign Policy Under PM Modi
India has become more strategically confident and proactive in creating and developing a "Bharat narrative", an article in China's Global Times has said, praising India's significant strides in the spheres of economic and foreign policy under PM Modi
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EU's Borrell Talks To Wang Yi, Wants To Strengthen EU-China Relations
The European Union's foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said both he and China's Wang Yi want to strengthen EU-China relations, after a call with the Chinese foreign minister.
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China Cancels Top EU Diplomat's Trip, Says Visit At A Convenient Time
China values relations with the European Union and welcomes the bloc's foreign policy chief, Josep Borrell, to visit at the earliest convenient time, the Chinese foreign ministry said on Wednesday.
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"Interfering In Internal Affairs": China Slams US Over Cuba Spy Base
When asked about the alleged spying base at a regular press briefing, Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin said he was "unaware of the situation" before criticising US policy on Cuba.
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India To Discourage Foreign Trade Settlement In Chinese Yuan: Report
India has asked banks and traders to avoid using Chinese yuan to pay for Russian imports, three government officials involved in policy making and two banking sources said, because of long-running political differences with its neighbour.
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Chinese 'Debt Trap' Adds To Sri Lanka, Pakistan Crises: Foreign Policy Expert
More than 40 countries have sorely felt the impact of the Chinese benevolence that seems ready to pull their people out of poverty, but instead lands them into debts that multiply and become difficult to be serviced, leave alone repaid, he said.
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Australia Says It Will Not Bow To Chinese Demands To Restart Talks
Australia will not accept Chinese demands to change policy in order to restart bilateral talks, Foreign Minister Marise Payne said.
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After Diplomatic Setbacks, China Seeks New "Trustworthy, Loveable" Image
President Xi Jinping urged Chinese officials to create a "trustworthy, lovable and respectable" image for the country, in a sign that Beijing may be looking to smooth its hard-edged diplomatic approach.
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TikTok, WeChat Bans Not Crucial to US Security: Experts
The US bans on Chinese apps TikTok and WeChat are not particularly valuable for US security, experts told AFP Friday, but could step up broader commercial pressure on Beijing and help President Donald Trump appear tough as he seeks reelection.
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No Mention Of Chinese Language In New Education Policy, Draft Listed It
The National Education Policy 2020 makes no mention of Chinese in a list of foreign languages offered as examples of electives that secondary school students, despite the draft version of the policy listing it
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"PM's Constant Blunders Have Fundamentally Weakened India": Rahul Gandhi
The Chinese aggression along the Line of Actual Control can be attributed to the "trouble" India has with its foreign policy, economy and the relationship with its neighbours in the lastsix years, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said today, sharpening his attack on the government.
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India Plans Tougher Scrutiny For Portfolio Investors From China, Hong Kong: Report
India has drafted rules proposing tighter scrutiny of new Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) from China and Hong Kong, three government sources told Reuters, its latest effort to check foreign inflows during the coronavirus pandemic.
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US Seeks to Blacklist Chinese Artificial Intelligence Firms
The United States is blacklisting a group of Chinese tech companies that develop facial recognition and other artificial intelligence technology that the US says is being used to repress China's Muslim minority groups.
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China To Assess US Defence Bill, Calls For Fair Treatment To Investors
China's Commerce Ministry said on Tuesday it will comprehensively assess a new U.S. defence act that strengthens the role of a key committee tasked with reviewing proposed foreign investment, and called for fair treatment of Chinese investors.
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Opinion: Hard Realities Will Soon Catch Up With Maldives
Fractious and divided internal politics, Islamism and the Chinese hand explain the antagonism of the new government of Maldives towards India. The government before it, the Solih government, made "India First" its foreign policy priority.
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Chinese State Media Praises India's Economic Growth, Foreign Policy Under PM Modi
India has become more strategically confident and proactive in creating and developing a "Bharat narrative", an article in China's Global Times has said, praising India's significant strides in the spheres of economic and foreign policy under PM Modi
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EU's Borrell Talks To Wang Yi, Wants To Strengthen EU-China Relations
The European Union's foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said both he and China's Wang Yi want to strengthen EU-China relations, after a call with the Chinese foreign minister.
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China Cancels Top EU Diplomat's Trip, Says Visit At A Convenient Time
China values relations with the European Union and welcomes the bloc's foreign policy chief, Josep Borrell, to visit at the earliest convenient time, the Chinese foreign ministry said on Wednesday.
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"Interfering In Internal Affairs": China Slams US Over Cuba Spy Base
When asked about the alleged spying base at a regular press briefing, Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin said he was "unaware of the situation" before criticising US policy on Cuba.
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India To Discourage Foreign Trade Settlement In Chinese Yuan: Report
India has asked banks and traders to avoid using Chinese yuan to pay for Russian imports, three government officials involved in policy making and two banking sources said, because of long-running political differences with its neighbour.
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Chinese 'Debt Trap' Adds To Sri Lanka, Pakistan Crises: Foreign Policy Expert
More than 40 countries have sorely felt the impact of the Chinese benevolence that seems ready to pull their people out of poverty, but instead lands them into debts that multiply and become difficult to be serviced, leave alone repaid, he said.
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Australia Says It Will Not Bow To Chinese Demands To Restart Talks
Australia will not accept Chinese demands to change policy in order to restart bilateral talks, Foreign Minister Marise Payne said.
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After Diplomatic Setbacks, China Seeks New "Trustworthy, Loveable" Image
President Xi Jinping urged Chinese officials to create a "trustworthy, lovable and respectable" image for the country, in a sign that Beijing may be looking to smooth its hard-edged diplomatic approach.
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TikTok, WeChat Bans Not Crucial to US Security: Experts
The US bans on Chinese apps TikTok and WeChat are not particularly valuable for US security, experts told AFP Friday, but could step up broader commercial pressure on Beijing and help President Donald Trump appear tough as he seeks reelection.
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No Mention Of Chinese Language In New Education Policy, Draft Listed It
The National Education Policy 2020 makes no mention of Chinese in a list of foreign languages offered as examples of electives that secondary school students, despite the draft version of the policy listing it
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"PM's Constant Blunders Have Fundamentally Weakened India": Rahul Gandhi
The Chinese aggression along the Line of Actual Control can be attributed to the "trouble" India has with its foreign policy, economy and the relationship with its neighbours in the lastsix years, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said today, sharpening his attack on the government.
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India Plans Tougher Scrutiny For Portfolio Investors From China, Hong Kong: Report
India has drafted rules proposing tighter scrutiny of new Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) from China and Hong Kong, three government sources told Reuters, its latest effort to check foreign inflows during the coronavirus pandemic.
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US Seeks to Blacklist Chinese Artificial Intelligence Firms
The United States is blacklisting a group of Chinese tech companies that develop facial recognition and other artificial intelligence technology that the US says is being used to repress China's Muslim minority groups.
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China To Assess US Defence Bill, Calls For Fair Treatment To Investors
China's Commerce Ministry said on Tuesday it will comprehensively assess a new U.S. defence act that strengthens the role of a key committee tasked with reviewing proposed foreign investment, and called for fair treatment of Chinese investors.
