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Mexico’s Sheinbaum Plans First China Trip for APEC and Seeks Bilateral Talks With Xi
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum will attend the APEC leaders’ meeting in Shenzhen on Nov. 18–19 and is seeking a bilateral meeting with Chinese President…
Wang Yi and Thai Foreign Minister Sihasak Push Anti-Scam Plans for the Mekong
Foreign ministers from China and Thailand co-chaired the 11th Lancang-Mekong Cooperation meeting in Beijing on Nov. 4, with proposals on trade, scams, water and…
G7 Foreign Ministers Move Meeting From Marseille to Paris After Weeks of Protests
France moved the Nov. 9–10 G7 foreign ministers’ meeting from Marseille to Paris, citing logistics, after six weeks of nationwide protests. South Korea’s foreign…
Venezuela’s New Foreign Minister Meets Top US Diplomat as 40-Hour Blackouts Grip Havana
Venezuela's foreign minister Oliver Blanco met US envoy John Barrett in Caracas as blackouts of more than 40 hours hit Havana and sparked a…
Philippines Summons Chinese Ambassador Jing Quan as Marcos Rejects Expulsion
The DFA called the envoy's remark "provocative and unacceptable," while the Palace said Marcos will not declare him persona non grata.
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