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China Executes Four Canadians for Drug Offenses, Canada Condemns

China has executed four Canadian citizens who have been found guilty of drug offenses in the country. .

China Executes Four Canadians for Drug Offenses, Canada Condemns

Canada responds to US tariffs: "We won't stand idly by"

The Trump administration's tariffs on steel and aluminium are "unjustified and unreasonable", according to Canada's finance minister. Canada is responding with additional tariffs on American goods worth over 200 billion kronor.

Canada responds to US tariffs: "We won't stand idly by"

China on USA's cyber allegations: "Groundless"

Beijing hits back against accusations that a cyberattack on the US Finance Department was sponsored by the Chinese state. .

China on USA's cyber allegations: "Groundless"

After Criticism: China Promises Cooperation on Yi Peng

China promises continued cooperation regarding the Chinese vessel Yi Peng 3. The statement comes two days after the vessel left the Kattegat, where it had been anchored since the end of November.

After Criticism: China Promises Cooperation on Yi Peng

China on robot system in the Philippines: Provocative

Philippine military confirms acquisition of American robot system Typhon. "Provocative and dangerous", China responds.

China on robot system in the Philippines: Provocative

China: Ready to Cooperate on Cable Break

China says it is willing to cooperate with affected countries to investigate what happened when two data cables in the Baltic Sea were damaged. China and Sweden have close communication, says Mao Ning at the Chinese Foreign Ministry, according to the AFP news agency.

China: Ready to Cooperate on Cable Break

Investigator Exonerates Wada – but Issues Criticism

The Anti-Doping Organization Wada was not biased regarding the doping case with the 23 Chinese swimmers, according to the independent investigator. At the same time, Wada receives harsh criticism for its silence.

Investigator Exonerates Wada – but Issues Criticism

Foreign Adoptions of Children in China Stopped

China's government stops all adoptions of Chinese children to foreign adoptive parents. The only exception concerns children or foster children adopted by relatives, according to the government's spokesperson Mao Ning.

Foreign Adoptions of Children in China Stopped

Ukraine's Foreign Minister travels to China

Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba will visit China on Tuesday. There, he will hold talks about the Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine, announces Ukraine's Foreign Ministry.

Ukraine's Foreign Minister travels to China

Chinese Nationals Killed in Mine Attack in Congo-Kinshasa

Chinese citizens have been killed or gone missing after an armed attack in Congo-Kinshasa, confirms the Chinese state. It was on Wednesday that local sources reported that at least four Chinese nationals were killed in a militia attack on a mine in the gold-rich Ituri province in northeastern Congo-Kinshasa.

Chinese Nationals Killed in Mine Attack in Congo-Kinshasa

Zelensky: China is trying to sabotage the peace conference

More than 100 countries and organizations will attend the peace conference in Switzerland in two weeks, according to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. But China is trying to sabotage the gathering, he claims.

Zelensky: China is trying to sabotage the peace conference