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Argentina government says Milei’s China trip not confirmed but could happen

BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) -Argentina’s government rejected media reports on Thursday that President Javier Milei would travel to China in the coming weeks and meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping, saying that while such a trip could happen it was not confirmed. Local media, including newspaper Clarin, reported earlier that the trip was set for the …

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Soccer-Malaysian footballer Faisal calls for justice after acid attack

KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) – A Malaysian footballer who was critically injured after being splashed with acid last month said on he hopes his assailants can be brought to justice swiftly. In his first public appearance since the May 5 attack, a visibly scarred and emotional Faisal Halim told a press conference that he would focus …

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From northwest to east China, parched regions face drought

By Liz Lee BEIJING (Reuters) -Weeks of scarce rainfall in parts of China, coupled with sweltering heat, has brought drought to several provinces, prompting alerts and actions from authorities to minimise the impact on agriculture, and water and energy supplies. Temperatures this week are forecast to scale record highs in parts of China as countries …

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Biden will sign new security agreement with Ukraine during G7 summit

By Andrea Shalal and Nandita Bose WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. President Joe Biden will sign a new security agreement with Ukraine on Thursday to pledge America’s long-term support to the country, during his meeting with leaders of the Group of Seven democracies in Italy, a top U.S. official said. Biden departed for Italy on Wednesday …

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China and New Zealand deepen trade ties, discuss rights issues during Premier Li visit

By Lucy Craymer and Stella Qiu WELLINGTON (Reuters) -New Zealand and China on Thursday signed agreements on trade and climate change, with human rights also on the agenda, during a trip by Premier Li Qiang, the highest level Chinese visit to New Zealand in seven years. New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is seeking to …

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Senior US diplomat believes China determined to stabilize relations

By David Brunnstrom and Michael Martina WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The United States believes China’s primary focus currently is its economy and that it is determined to work to stabilize bilateral relations with the United States, U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell said on Wednesday. Campbell told Washington’s Stimson Center think tank China needed to …

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China, Russia fail to stop UN meeting on North Korea rights abuses

By Michelle Nichols UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) -Life for North Koreans is a “daily struggle devoid of hope,” the United Nations human rights chief told a Security Council meeting on Wednesday that Russia and China unsuccessfully tried to block. The 15-member council last met on the issue in August 2023, which was its first public discussion …

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North Korea’s Kim boasts of ‘invincible’ ties with Russia amid talks of Putin visit

SEOUL (Reuters) -North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has said his country is an “invincible comrade-in-arms” with Russia in a message to President Vladimir Putin, state media KCNA said on Wednesday, amid speculation over Putin’s impending visit to North Korea. Marking Russia’s National Day, Kim said his meeting with Putin at a Russian space launch …

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Indian police blame Pakistan for Jammu and Kashmir strife that killed 12

By Fayaz Bukhari SRINAGAR (Reuters) -Police in India’s territory of Jammu and Kashmir blamed arch rival Pakistan on Wednesday for a spate of militant attacks that has killed 12 people and injured dozens over the last three days. Pakistan claims the Himalayan region, which has been roiled by militant violence since the start of an …

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