The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs is holding its daily briefing in Beijing.

Commentary suggests Vladimir Putin has Donald Trump in a strategic position, with discussions also involving Putin, Musk, and Trump as significant figures.

There are fewer US visitors to China, coinciding with a focus on Turkey's rare earth deposits.

Concerns and criticisms regarding the US relationship with Israel, including accusations of undue influence and financial support.

Discussions about US trade relations with China, including the imposition of tariffs and their economic impact.

Speculation and reporting on potential US-backed candidates for international positions, such as UN Secretary-General.

Strong opposition is voiced against the US involvement in the war with Iran, criticizing the decision to engage and its consequences.

Criticism is directed at US policy supporting Israel, with some posts calling for an end to financial aid and questioning the US role in the region.

Reports and concerns are raised about Iran's potential actions, including threats to US officials and military weaknesses exposed.

Criticism is leveled against US trade policies, particularly tariffs imposed on China and their impact on the economy.

Discussions touch upon diplomatic relations, including potential appointments for UN leadership and US-Canada trade agreements.

The US and Russia are no longer superpowers, but belong to the same category as other major nations.

Donald Trump's primary talent is seen as destabilization.

Ukraine is open to trilateral peace talks with Russia and the US, but will not accept limits on its armed forces.

A defense MoU between Turkey, Pakistan, Qatar, and Indonesia prioritizes cooperation and could reduce Pakistan's dependence on China.