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Shuttle diplomacy highlights China’s responsible role
China, Middle East Illustration: Liu Rui/GT This month, several Chinese special envoys and representatives will travel separately to countries in the Middle East, the Red Sea and the Horn of Africa for shuttle visits.
The US still views the rapidly changing Middle East through an old lens
White House Photo: VCG US President Donald Trump began his first major foreign trip since returning to the White House by traveling to the Middle East on Tuesday. The last time he visited the region, eight years ago, he only went to Saudi Arabia. However, this time he will visit three oil-rich countries: Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates (UAE). From a geopolitical perspective, these three countries are regarded by the US as key pieces in its chess game in the region.
Global Trends and Collaborative Networks in Crush Syndrome: A Bibliome
Back to Journals » Journal of Multidisciplinary Healthcare » Volume 18 Authors Song F, Long D, Wu X Received 12 March 2025 Accepted for publication 11 August 2025 Published 4 September 2025 Volume 2025:18 Pages 5489—5503 DOI https://doi.org/10.2147/JMDH.S527923 Checked for plagiarism Yes Review by Single anonymous peer review Peer reviewer comments 2 Editor who approved publication: Dr Scott Fraser Fan Song, Ding Long, Xiaoling Wu Department of Intensive Care Unit, The Central Hospital of...
Military rescue forces rush to plane crash site
By Ding Long The situation in Syria has undergone rapid and dramatic changes over the past dozen days. On December 8, local time, the Russian Foreign Ministry announced that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, following negotiations with representatives of various parties to the Syrian conflict, had relinquished the presidency and instructed the Syrian government to transfer power peacefully.
Peace in Middle East, distant but necessary
By Ding Long 丁隆 It's been a year since the new round of Palestine-Israel conflict broke out last October 7th, which is rare in terms of its long duration, massive casualties, and broad involvement. The war has caused a serious humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip with spreading spillover effects.
Military rescue forces rush to plane crash site
By Ding Long 丁隆 It's been a year since the new round of Palestine-Israel conflict broke out last October 7th, which is rare in terms of its long duration, massive casualties, and broad involvement. The war has caused a serious humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip with spreading spillover effects.
Military rescue forces rush to plane crash site
By Ding Long It's been a year since the new round of Palestine-Israel conflict broke out last October 7th, which is rare in terms of its long duration, massive casualties, and broad involvement. The war has caused a serious humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip with spreading spillover effects.
One year on, where will the Palestine-Israel conflict head?
Illustration: Liu Rui/GT This round of the Gaza conflict has lasted for a year and has become the longest, bloodiest, and most destructive conflict between Palestine and Israel to date. On the anniversary, the world is holding its breath, waiting for "the other shoe to drop" as Israel has vowed to retaliate against Iran. This conflict poses a severe threat to regional peace and international security, casting a shadow over the prospects for peace and stability in the Middle East.
US should put aside its selfishness to promote ceasefire in Gaza
By Ding Long 丁隆 US Secretary of State Antony Blinken ended his ninth trip to the Middle East since October last year and returned to Washington empty-handed on August 20. The next day, US President Joe Biden spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on the phone and stressed the urgent need to reach an agreement on a ceasefire in Gaza and the release of hostages. However, even the US media admitted that their "last-ditch effort" to promote a ceasefire in Gaza had yielded nothing.
US should put aside its selfishness to promote ceasefire in Gaza
By Ding Long US Secretary of State Antony Blinken ended his ninth trip to the Middle East since October last year and returned to Washington empty-handed on August 20. The next day, US President Joe Biden spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on the phone and stressed the urgent need to reach an agreement on a ceasefire in Gaza and the release of hostages. However, even the US media admitted that their "last-ditch effort" to promote a ceasefire in Gaza had yielded nothing.
Red Sea crisis needs lasting, effective solution
By Ding Long The situation in the Red Sea has continued to escalate in recent days. After the US Navy sank three Houthi armed boats, the UK said it was considering launching air strikes against Houthi armed targets. An Iranian destroyer was reported to have suddenly entered the Red Sea at this time. These have complicated the situation in the Red Sea and raised the risk of shipping and armed conflicts.
The US bears responsibility for the resurgence of the Israel-Palestine conflict
Palestinian medics transfer an injured man to a hospital in the West Bank city of Nablus, on Oct. 5, 2023. At least two Palestinians were killed and six Israeli soldiers wounded during the new round of clashes in the West Bank, Palestinian and Israeli sources said.
The rise of Global South accelerated in the wake of Ukraine crisis
Illustration: Liu Rui/GT The war in Ukraine, which has been prolonged for more than a year, has triggered an accelerated transformation of the international landscape. One of the prominent changes is the rise of the Global South and its increasingly important role in the international system. Developing countries have gained room to maneuver in the game of big powers, and their political influence has risen rapidly.
China's efforts conform to historical trend of Middle East unity and development
Illustration: Xia Qing/Global Times In recent years, China and the Middle East have made some impressive diplomatic achievements. The inaugural China-Arab States Summit was successfully held in Riyadh at the end of last year. China then helped bring about a historic reunion between Saudi Arabia and Iran earlier this year, sparking a wave of peace in the Middle East. The recent China-Arab Business Conference in Riyadh was also extremely successful.
Blinken visit won't stop US decline in Middle East
Illustration: Chen Xia/GT US Secretary of State Antony Blinken kicked off his visit to Saudi Arabia on Tuesday, after CIA Director Bill Burns and National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan. During his visit, Blinken is expected to discuss bilateral and multilateral issues with the Saudi side, including cooperation to mediate the conflict in Sudan, and promoting ties between Saudi Arabia and Israel. He will also hold a ministerial meeting with the foreign ministers of the GCC countries.
Global Security Initiative drives forward deeper reconciliation in Middle East
Illustration: Xia Qing/GT By Ding Long China's mediation diplomacy, guided by the Global Security Initiative, has provided a new path for the resolution of the Middle East conflict and injected enduring momentum for the wave of reconciliation in the region that the world is seeing now. Saudi Arabia and Iran, the two arch-rivals of the Middle East, have reconciled under the mediation of China and formally restored their diplomatic relations.
Global Security Initiative drives deeper reconciliation in the Middle East
Illustration: Xia Qing/GT China's mediation diplomacy, guided by the Global Security Initiative, has provided a new path for the resolution of the Middle East conflict and injected enduring momentum for the wave of reconciliation in the region that the world is seeing now. Saudi Arabia and Iran, the two arch-rivals of the Middle East, have reconciled under the mediation of China and formally restored their diplomatic relations.
Saudi-Iran talks in Beijing mark successful practices of the Global Security Initiative
Photo: mfa.gov.cn Under the mediation of China, Saudi Arabia and Iran, "long-term rivals in the Middle East," held intensive talks in Beijing for five days, and finally reached an agreement, which includes resuming diplomatic relations and reopening embassies and representatives institutions, and exchanging ambassadors within a maximum of two months. They also explored opportunities to strengthen bilateral relations. Furthermore, the two sides will restart the security agreement signed in 2001.
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