Trump, Kim to hold 2nd summit in late February

The White House said Friday that the second summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un, top leader of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), "will take place near the end of February."

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British paying high price for emotional Brexit decision

The British people voted to leave the European Union. Now, they find themselves in unchartered waters, having to pay for a decision based more on emotion than thoughtful calculation.
A new political crisis in Greece?

Despite the relative resilience of the Greek coalition government over the past four years, a new conflict over the renaming of the Republic of Macedonia may spell further upheavals to Greece's governance and economy.

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Joseph Nye: China, US not in 'cold war', but cooperative rivalry

Despite the rivalry evident in China-U.S. relations, cooperation is more important than ever, advised prominent U.S. political scientist Dr. Joseph S. Nye during an exclusive interview with Wang Xiaohui, editor-in-chief of China.org.cn, on Jan. 10.

• Exclusive interview: Joseph Nye on US-China relations and soft power

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China, Russia to strengthen cooperation

China's top political advisor called for enhanced cooperation between China and Russia in economic and social areas.

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US urged to stop suppressing Chinese telecom companies

China on Thursday expressed firm opposition to the abuse of export control measures of the United States and urged U.S. lawmakers to stop the proposed bill targeting Huawei, ZTE and other Chinese telecommunications equipment companies.

• China hopes to see tech benefits shared worldwide