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Beijing has made it clear that it won’t yield to Washington’s latest tariff threats, urging the United States to seek a negotiated settlement instead of escalating tensions.

Chinese President Xi Jinping has told North Korean leader Kim Jong-un that China is ready to solidify strategic cooperation on international and regional issues in a recent message sent to him.

US President Donald Trump says he will impose an additional 100 percent tariff on imports from China .

Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te is selling himself out to foreign powers to advance separatism in the self-ruled island, officials in Beijing have said.

Nations need to rely on their own historical and spiritual experiences as well as a “sovereign worldview” as they build their futures, Russian President Vladimir Putin has said in a written address to the participants of the II International Symposium 'Inventing the Future' in Moscow. The event on October 7-8 brings together more than 7,000 participants from nearly 80 countries.

The hangars of China 's J-35 and J-35A stealth fighter jets were publicly unveiled for the first time on Sunday, according to China Military Bugle, an official media account affiliated with the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) news media center.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi congratulated China on the 76th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic, praising its achievements and reaffirming Iran’s commitment to deepening their strategic partnership.

President Masoud Pezeshkian, in a message to his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping, highlighted Tehran’s priority to strengthen the comprehensive strategic partnership with Beijing.

Iran’s Minister of Communications and Information Technology Sattar Hashemi says that Tehran and Beijing have established a strategic bond in the fields of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and digital economy.

China will supply a large consignment of solar panels to Iran as part of a major economic contract signed between the two countries.

By Homayoun Barkhor | English Desk Editor & Foreign Policy Analyst, Borna News Agency: The failure of a U.N. Security Council draft to extend sanctions relief for Iran did not leave a vacuum. Instead, it accelerated confrontation. With that text blocked, Britain, France, and Germany have moved to trigger the “snapback” mechanism—a tool meant to automatically restore prior U.N. restrictions against Tehran. In Western capitals, snapback is framed as necessary pressure. Across the East and Global South, it is seen as coercion without consensus. Russia, China , Pakistan, Cuba, and others have already said openly they will not recognize its legitimacy.

According to a report by local Iranian media, Iran and China have concluded a contract to produce 7,000 megawatts of solar panels.

Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez has strongly condemned the recent UN Security Council vote on snapback sanctions against Iran. In his post on X (formerly Twitter), Rodríguez rejected the decision, saying it undermines Iran’s sovereign right to peacefully pursue its nuclear program and further erodes stability in the Middle East.

China and Russia hold the ability to obstruct the enforcement of UN sanctions on Iran even if the “snapback” mechanism is formally triggered, according to international lawyer and foreign policy analyst Reza Nasri.

US President Donald Trump may visit China in late October or early November, the South China Morning Post (SCMP) reported, citing sources.

US President Donald Trump has announced yet another extension for enforcing a law that mandates a ban on TikTok, postponing it until December 16.

Iran and five partner states tabled a draft resolution at the IAEA urging a ban on all attacks or threats against safeguarded nuclear facilities.

In a recent Atlantic roundtable, leading U.S. journalists and analysts highlighted a growing consensus among global powers: Donald Trump is not taken seriously on the world stage. His contradictory policies—from alienating Western allies to levying punitive tariffs on strategic partners like India—have not only eroded U.S. credibility but also accelerated the global shift away from the post-war order dominated by Washington.

The Chinese Ambassador to Iran, Zhong Peiwu, described the recent Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit as the most fruitful session to date, stressing that Beijing firmly opposes bullying tactics and illegal sanctions imposed against Iran.

Beijing has condemned remarks by the EU’s top diplomat, calling them “ideologically biased” and lacking in historical understanding.