China urges Brazil to jointly repel external challenges as ties deepen in Beijing

China’s top diplomat called on Monday for Beijing and Brasilia to jointly repel external challenges during the opening of a high-level strategic dialogue in Beijing.

China’s top diplomat said on Monday that Beijing and Brasilia should “jointly repel external challenges”, as the two countries opened a high-level strategic dialogue in Beijing.

The dialogue, a political coordination mechanism, runs until Tuesday. The previous round was held in Brasilia in January 2024.

Wang Yi said the partnership had “solid foundations” and extended beyond trade into technology and innovation. Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira is meeting Wang Yi and Han Zheng.

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Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin shaking hands at a Beijing summit, illustrating their deepened strategic partnership.
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Xi and Putin deepen strategic ties at Beijing summit

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Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin held talks in Beijing on Wednesday, signing over 40 agreements that mark a historic peak in bilateral relations.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi told his Brazilian counterpart that Beijing backs Brazil’s sovereignty and asked for support on ‘China’s own core interests’ in return.

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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi told India's national security adviser Ajit Doval in New Delhi that China and India should regard each other as cooperation partners rather than competitors.

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