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Two giant pandas, Ping Ping and Fu Shuang, left Chengdu for Atlanta under a 10-year China-US loan agreement. The deal was announced during Chinese President Xi Jinping’s US visit and described as a symbol of friendship between both countries
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US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping held talks at the White House on Thursday on AI, trade, Iran and Taiwan. Trump said the two nations could build a better future, while Xi called for cooperation and avoiding confrontation.
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Taiwan expressed confidence that US arms sales will continue despite Chinese pressure as Xi Jinping meets Donald Trump. Taipei said it remains committed to advancing defence procurement with Washington while highlighting domestic military production and plans to increase defence spending
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US President Donald Trump’s approach to China has shifted from confrontational tariffs to a more cordial relationship with President Xi Jinping. As the US and China compete for global influence, analysts debate whether Trump’s personal diplomacy can deliver meaningful trade and strategic outcomes
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MEA Fact Check on Thursday warned against misleading and malicious social media posts claiming several world leaders fell ill after attending the BRICS Summit in India. Posts made claims involving South African President Cyril Ramaphosa and Chinese President Xi Jinping
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Huawei has unveiled new chip technologies and the Atlas 960 SuperPoD computing cluster as China steps up its AI capabilities. The company also plans new Ascend chip series, amid US restrictions on advanced chips and growing China-US technology competition.
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The International Campaign for Tibet urged US President Donald Trump to raise Tibet, seek the Panchen Lama’s release and press China on human rights during talks with Xi Jinping. It also alleged AI-assisted surveillance targeting Tibetan organisations and communities
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US President Donald Trump praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s efforts against illicit opium cultivation and said he looked forward to continued India-US cooperation on drug policy. India was listed among major drug transit or producing countries, but not among those failing demonstrably.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping, during his meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the sidelines of the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi, emphasized that China and India are "partners, not rivals."
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping met on the sidelines of the BRICS Summit in New Delhi, reaffirming that differences should not become disputes and stressing the importance of mutual respect, sensitivity, and interest in guiding bilateral ties.
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Ramanathaswamy Temple in Rameswaram formed the backdrop as Prime Minister Narendra Modi welcomed world leaders at the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi. Modi briefly explained the significance of the iconic temple to Chinese President Xi Jinping during the ceremony
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Chinese President Xi Jinping has departed for India to attend the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi, his first visit to the country in nearly seven years. Xi and Prime Minister Narendra Modi are expected to hold bilateral talks on the summit’s sidelines
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President Xi will arrive in New Delhi on Saturday to attend the BRICS summit, his first visit to India in nearly seven years. He is scheduled to hold a bilateral meeting with PM Modi on the sidelines of the summit on Saturday
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India will host the two-day BRICS summit in New Delhi from Saturday, with Chinese President Xi Jinping, Russian President Vladimir Putin and other Global South leaders attending. Food, energy security, resilient supply chains and economic cooperation will dominate discussions
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The two-day BRICS summit in New Delhi beginning Saturday will focus on collective resilience in food, energy, health, disaster reduction and critical supply chains. Leaders will also discuss trade, investment, connectivity and global and regional issues amid geopolitical and economic uncertainty
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping shook hands and interacted as they arrived together for the 26th Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit in Bishkek, marking their first meeting since Tianjin in 2025.
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Human Rights Watch accused China of censoring information and restricting media coverage after deadly floods in Tibet and Nepal. The group alleged authorities suppressed victims' voices, punished “rumormongering,” censored footage, and controlled the disaster narrative following the Gyirong mudslide tragedy
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US President Donald Trump has said Chinese President Xi Jinping will visit the United States in two weeks. Trump made the announcement at a Republican campaign rally in South Carolina but did not provide details about the date, venue or agenda.
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Severe floods, storms and landslides killed at least 20 people and injured hundreds across China, while floodwaters released around 900 snakes from a collapsed farm in Guangxi. Rescue teams continued evacuation and search operations amid widespread destruction and extreme weather
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President Xi Jinping directed the People's Liberation Army to accelerate military modernisation and achieve world-class capabilities while reaffirming China's commitment to Taiwan reunification. He also stressed safeguarding national sovereignty and continuing the country's anti-corruption campaign during the CPC anniversary event