North Korean workers have begun to leave the Chinese border city of Dandong, after the latest round of sanctions seeking to restrict
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MorePresident Xi Jinping met with visiting US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson Saturday, Xi said: “Currently the most important event in our
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MoreChina’s border police will maintain the highest security on the country’s frontiers with North Korea, India and Myanmar as the Communist Party
MoreThe authorities in both China and the South Korea would also be worried about large flows of refugees who might flee, particularly
MorePresident Xi Jinping said: China remains committed to the goal of denuclearizing the Korean Peninsula, firmly maintains the international nuclear nonproliferation mechanism
MoreChina imported 1.6 million tonnes of coal from North Korea in August, the largest monthly volume since February when Beijing issued a
MoreBeijing needs to come up with backup plans, either on its own or with Washington and Seoul in case the crisis on
MoreChinese Premier Li Keqiang welcomed Singapore’s Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, saying he hoped to “inject new energy” into China’s ties both
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