Dalai Lama says his successor will born from outside China
Tuesday, 11 March 2025 () The Dalai Lama has said his successor as spiritual leader of Tibetan Buddhism will be born outside China, risking the anger of Beijing.
Tibetan protesters in New Delhi clashed with police as they marked the 66th anniversary of their uprising against China. Demonstrators in Dharamshala and New.. IndiaTimes
Trump is considering a visit to China in April to discuss a potential trade deal with President Xi Jinping, SCMP reports. The meeting's location remains undecided, with Trump favoring Mar-a-Lago and Beijing preferring a formal venue. Since January, Trump has doubled tariffs on Chinese imports, prompting retaliatory measures from China. Trade tensions, ongoing since 2018, continue to disrupt global markets. With mounting pressure on both sides, a high-stakes negotiation looms. Will this visit ease tensions or escalate the trade war further?
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Trump has doubled down on his support for tariffs, calling them the "greatest thing" America has ever done. Speaking aboard Air Force One, Trump claimed that tariffs will "make the U.S. rich again" while auto companies are opening new plants due to his policies. However, he refused to rule out a potential recession when pressed in a Fox News interview. The remarks come as the U.S. imposes steep new tariffs on Chinese, Canadian, and Mexican imports, while Beijing retaliates with fresh taxes on American agricultural goods
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China has accused the US of pursuing “two-faced” policies, slamming Washington for imposing tariffs despite Beijing’s efforts to cooperate on global issues. Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi warned that China will “resolutely counter” pressure as tensions escalate. In response, China has imposed its own tariffs on US goods and taken the dispute to the WTO. The trade war, which began in 2018 under Trump, continues to disrupt global markets. Beijing insists it won’t tolerate suppression while Washington cites concerns over trade imbalances and fentanyl flows.
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China and Russia will continue promoting the “correct view” of World War II history, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said. He emphasized both nations' sacrifices in defeating fascism and vowed to defend the global order led by the UN. Wang hailed China-Russia ties as “tenacious” and not influenced by external forces. With the 80th anniversary of WWII’s end approaching in 2025, Beijing and Moscow aim to counter historical distortions. Russia has criticized the West’s alleged attempts to rewrite history, particularly regarding the Soviet Union’s role in Nazi Germany’s defeat.
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