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Israel deepens Somaliland ties with first ambassador, testi…
Last week, Somaliland, a breakaway region that declared independence from Somalia in 1991, welcomed its first ambassador from Israel. Diplomat Michael Lotem presented his credentials in Hargeisa, while officials laid the cornerstone for an Israeli embassy. The ceremony, announced by Israel’s foreign ministry on Sunday, formalised a relationship that began with mutual recognition in December. Somalia, the African Union, Arab states and China strongly oppose the move, reaffirming Somaliland as...
#China-Middle East relations#China#Diplomacy#Africa#China-Africa relations#Middle East
Cuba flight, Taiwan trade trouble, Panama probe: 7 Latin Am…
We have selected seven of the most interesting and important news stories covering Latin American relations from the past few weeks. If you would like to see more of our reporting, please consider subscribing. 1. Air China scrambles to fly stranded passengers out of fuel-starved Cuba As a US oil embargo deepened Cuba’s energy crisis, dozens of Air China passengers found themselves stranded on the island. Read the full story here. 2. Paraguay tech minister defies Beijing sanctions, vows to...
China rejects PNG artillery shell claim, says object is a w…
China’s embassy in Papua New Guinea has disputed reports that a suspected Chinese-made artillery shell was found in a shipping container in Port Moresby, saying the object was instead a shell-shaped wine bottle. The embassy said in a social media post on Tuesday it was awaiting the official findings of an investigation by the Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary (RPNGC). It cited an on-site verification by a company involved in the case, which said the object was a wine bottle. “It poses no...
#Pacific nations#Defence#Taiwan#Diplomacy#Papua New Guinea#China
US midterm elections and Taiwan
In preparing to cast their ballots today, most Americans have not been leafing through foreign policy white papers. Rather, they have been thinking about their fuel costs, the price of groceries, rent and medical bills. The foreign policy decisions that seem far removed from domestic issues ultimate
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