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With the United States and Israel ushering in a fresh wave of turmoil in the Middle East, China appears positioned to gain from a Washington administration lacking the political and logistical capacity to concentrate on Asian affairs. Formally, Beijing denounced the assaults. Foreign Minister Wang Yi described them as “unacceptable”

U.S. tells non‑essential personnel to depart Bahrain, Jordan and Iraq The State Department announced on Tuesday that it had instructed non‑emergency staff and their families to leave Bahrain and Jordan, and confirmed that a day earlier it had ordered similar personnel to exit Iraq as Tehran responds

Holidaymakers on the inaugural flights departing Abu Dhabi since Saturday have recounted their close‑up experiences as hostilities broke out between Iran and its Gulf neighbours. With thousands of services suspended throughout the Middle East, stranding hundreds of thousands of passengers, Britain has started drafting evacuation schemes for a portion

Thousands of representatives will converge on Beijing this week for China’s annual Two Sessions, one of the most significant events on the nation’s political calendar and a rare chance for international journalists to observe the country’s senior legislators up close. The “Two Sessions” consist of simultaneous meetings

Travellers caught by the expanding conflict in the Middle East started leaving the United Arab Emirates on a limited series of evacuation flights on Monday, while governments worldwide coordinated the removal of their citizens from the area. Airlines Etihad Airways and Emirates, headquartered in Abu Dhabi and Dubai, together with

In February, Russia’s forces posted their weakest front‑line gain in Ukraine in almost two years, according to data examined by the Institute for the Study of War, while Ukrainian units achieved a number of limited breakthroughs. The deceleration occurred as Moscow’s troops faced difficulties after Elon Musk