China, Japan agree to steady relationship
China and Japan agreed on October 28 to advance constructive and stable bilateral relations as Foreign Minister Wang Yi held a telephone conversation with his Japanese…
APEC 2025: South Korea’s Gyeongju boils with rallies welcoming, rejecting US President Trump
Over 19,000 officers, 181 motorcycles and 156 patrol cars were deployed across key sites, including major tourist areas, all designated as “special security zones.”…
New international body for mediation formed in Hong Kong
Heralded as the world's first intergovernmental body dedicated solely to mediation, the IOMed, championed by China and a broad coalition of nations, is primed to offer a powerful,…
‘I’m from Taiwan’ badge emerges amid anti-China sentiment in South Korea
Following the government’s recent decision to allow Chinese nationals to enter without visas, anti-Chinese protests have taken place in several parts of Seoul.
Taiwan detects rise in Chinese cyber attacks, warns of ‘online troll army’
China’s Taiwan Affairs Office did not respond to a request for comment. China routinely denies being involved in hacking attacks but is frequently accused by foreign governments.
Taiwan president expected to announce new air defence system in face of Chinese pressure
Taiwan is ramping up defence spending and modernising its armed forces, but faces a China that has a far larger military and is adding its own advanced new weapons like stealth…
Beijing and Seoul vow to strengthen cooperation
China hopes to work with South Korea to enhance mutual trust, avoid disruptions, and deepen cooperation, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said during Tuesday's phone conversation…
South Korean defence chief quells fears of US troop pullout
The country's first civilian defence minister calls for greater military budget to deter North Korean missile threats.
Beijing reaffirms One-China principle
Adopted at the UN General Assembly's 26th session in October 1971, Resolution 2758 "decides to restore all its rights to the People's Republic of China and to recognize the…
Japan, South Korea agree to advance reciprocal visits by leaders; nations seek to develop stable bilateral relations
This marks PM Ishiba’s first visit to South Korea since taking office. It is also expected to be his final official overseas trip, as he has announced that he will resign.