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Tag: Chinese Ministry of Foreign affairs

China / Denmark / Finland / International relations / Sweden

Everything you need to know about the Yi Peng 3 and cable damage in the Baltic Sea

November 21, 2024 - by Karoline Rosenkrantz Paasch - 4 Comments.

The world’s eyes are now centered on the Kattegat, where the Chinese vessel “Yi Peng 3” is under scrutiny for its potential involvement in the sabotage of underwater cables in …

Everything you need to know about the Yi Peng 3 and cable damage in the Baltic Sea Read More
China
China / Denmark / Finland / International relations / Sweden

China denies involvement in Baltic Sea cable damage

November 21, 2024November 21, 2024 - by Miriam Soukaina Nenni - Leave a Comment

China has rejected any connection between a Chinese vessel, named “Yi Peng 3″, and the recent damage to two undersea data cables in the Baltic Sea. The cables, linking Finland …

China denies involvement in Baltic Sea cable damage Read More
China / International relations / Sweden

Chinese Ministry arrange opera outing for diplomats

June 25, 2024 - by Lærke Kobberup - Leave a Comment

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in China organized a Peking Opera perfomance for a diplomatic envoy. This envoy included representatives from many nations, one of them being Sweden. The event …

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China / Denmark / General news / International relations

China fires back and sanctions Denmark’s former Prime Minister and Swedish researcher 

March 23, 2021 - by Mette Larsen - 9 Comments.

On 22 March, China responded to EU’s sanctions of four Chinese individuals and one organization with placing ten people and four organizations on their own sanction list. The list includes …

China fires back and sanctions Denmark’s former Prime Minister and Swedish researcher  Read More

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