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China hopes ceasefire realized as soon as possible between Israel, Iran
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Israel has agreed to US President Donald Trump's ceasefire proposal in a statement on Tuesday morning. In a response, Foreign Ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun said on Tuesday that China is highly concerned about the development of the situation in the Middle East.
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Trump announced the ceasefire between the two sides went into effect early on Tuesday, and said "PLEASE DON'T VIOLATE IT." ...
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Iran denies firing missiles at Israel after the ceasefire began, state media reports, and says its forces are ready to ...
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“If the Middle East is unstable, the world will not be at peace,” Chinese President Xi Jinping said June 19. “If the conflict ...
China has stayed on the sidelines of Iran's conflict with Israel, urging a diplomatic solution. Read more at straitstimes.com ...
China and Russia positioning themselves as voices of reason, calling for de-escalation of a conflict the United States is ...
The Chinese leader said his country opposes "any act that infringes upon the sovereignty, security, and territorial integrity ...
The Chinese embassy in Qatar has urged citizens to stay vigilant and reduce non-essential outings. DOHA: China’s embassy in ...
China urged Iran and Israel to de-escalate in order to prevent the "spillover" of their war, as fighting between the two foes ...
"We should pay attention to this in our policy discussions," a former U.S. Central Command chief told Newsweek.
China said the U.S. attack on Iran's nuclear facilities had damaged Washington's credibility and warned the situation "may go ...
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