The US president delays Canada and Mexico tariffs for 30 days but keeps China targeted.

US President Donald Trump's extraordinary new tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China have sparked retaliatory actions.

Trump reiterates his stance by pledging to hit the EU with tariffs, while stating that a 10 percent duty on Chinese imports could be implemented as soon as February 1.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has vowed to strengthen relations and develop strategic partnership with China.

President Xi Jinping has declared China’s “unwavering” support for Lebanon’s sovereignty and territorial integrity in a message to newly elected President Joseph Aoun.

The Biden administration is reportedly bypassing a looming ban on TikTok by secretly exempting State Department employees responsible for what it claims to be “public diplomacy.”

Putin has ordered the government and Sberbank, the country's largest bank, to enhance collaboration with China in the field of artificial intelligence.

Chinese hackers have targeted the US Treasury's sanctions office, The Washington Post says.

China’s president has once again underscored the reunification of his country with Taiwan, saying no one can separate the two sides.

By aligning internal policies with strategic partnerships and resisting Western manipulations, Iran can safeguard its national interests, strengthen its economy, and assert its rightful place in the new global order.