Protesters disrupted oil exploration by Mongolia Foison Energy at the Kherlen Tohoi XXVIII site last Friday. Two Mongolian citizens were detained after footage showed them dumping items belonging to Chinese workers. China has demanded protection for its enterprises.
France is expelling two Iranian diplomats following the July 19 detention and physical assault of two French Embassy staffers in Tehran. Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot condemned the incident as a premeditated act of intimidation and a violation of diplomatic norms.
The Russian embassy in Italy has accused the EU of violating maritime law and freedom of navigation, citing the boarding of the Cameroon-flagged vessel Tao Payoh by an Italian warship during the EU's Operation Irini mission.
Andy Burnham has pledged continued 100% support for Ukraine after the Russian embassy threatened the UK over the use of British-made drones in deep-strike campaigns against Russian territory.
The Taliban marks five years in power in Afghanistan, claiming 'restored stability' despite a worsening humanitarian crisis, including a deep human rights crisis, severe restrictions on women, and critical child malnutrition levels.
The Philippine defence department accused the Chinese embassy of evasiveness and deception after a Beijing official criticized Defence Secretary Teodoro for anti-China activities.
The Chinese Embassy in New Zealand rejects a spy agency report accusing China of espionage and foreign interference, calling the allegations false and fabricated.
China's embassy in Wellington rejected New Zealand's latest security assessment, which identified China as conducting espionage at scale and foreign interference, labeling the report as a product of a 'Cold War mentality'.
Russia defended President Vladimir Putin's visit to Iturup island after Japan's Foreign Ministry summoned the Russian ambassador to lodge a strong protest, sparking diplomatic tensions over the disputed Kuril Islands.
Poland arrested a Russian man on August 7 who was hired by Moscow to assassinate a Ukrainian-American citizen in Warsaw, Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced.
China's foreign ministry announced Beijing is ready to assist Colombia following a disaster, as President Xi Jinping sent condolences to the Colombian president.
Russia warns Moldova of appropriate responses to hostile actions following a drone crash in Crocmaz, which led Chisinau to recall its ambassador to Moscow.
A Chinese citizen died by suicide in a Melbourne immigration detention centre run by private contractor Secure Journeys after staff were warned of her suicidal ideation. The incident prompted a diplomatic intervention by the Chinese embassy and renewed scrutiny on contractor performance.
Russia's Embassy in Sweden decries the Swedish Supreme Court's politically motivated refusal to review the case of the Caffa dry cargo ship, detained and set to be transferred to Ukraine, citing violations of international maritime law.
The US embassy in London is offering grants of up to $500,000 for public education programmes focusing on shared civilizational values, drawing criticism from British politicians and former diplomats who accuse the US of meddling in domestic politics.
Mexico and Peru agreed to re-establish diplomatic ties following a dispute over asylum granted to former Peruvian Prime Minister Betssy Chávez at the Mexican embassy.
The Indian diaspora in China voiced concerns over anti-India content on Chinese social media, declining work visas, and employment restrictions for spouses at an Indian Embassy Open House in Beijing. Ambassador Vikram Doraiswami addressed these issues, announced eased Indian visa rules for Chinese citizens, and outlined plans for legal aid and cultural outreach amidst efforts to improve bilateral ties.
A UK High Court rejected a challenge by the Royal Mint Court Residents' Association (RMCRA) against the approval of a new Chinese 'super embassy' in central London. The RMCRA and Hong Kong activists raised concerns about terrorism, dissident targeting, and diplomatic immunity, but the court found insufficient evidence. RMCRA plans to appeal.
US Deputy Assistant Defence Secretary Alvaro Smith spoke at China's Army Day reception, a rare move, emphasizing no desire for conflict and seeking a peaceful US-China relationship ahead of President Xi Jinping's September US visit.
The Russian embassy in Washington criticizes a US Senate bill on anti-Russian sanctions, stating it hinders the Trump administration's foreign policy leverage amid US involvement in Iran and looming energy market collapse.
The Indian Embassy in the US corrected The New York Times, stating there's no 'Pakistani Kashmir' but 'Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir', affirming Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh as integral to India amid ongoing clashes and protests in the region.
India's Embassy criticizes The New York Times for using 'Pakistani Kashmir' instead of 'Pakistan-occupied Kashmir', asserting the region's integral part of India amid ongoing protests and violence in PoK.
The American Institute in Taiwan (AIT) shared an undated image of US and Taiwanese officials coordinating on maritime security, search, rescue, and disaster relief, underscoring US support for Taiwan amid Beijing's increased patrols east of the island.
The Kansong Art Museum in Seoul officially handed over two Qing dynasty lion sculptures to China, marking the implementation of a diplomatic agreement signed by Presidents Xi Jinping and Lee Jae Myung. The return symbolizes noticeably improved bilateral ties after a decade of strained relations.
