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 Chinese President Xi Jinping and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin on Wednesday held a virtual summit as part of their efforts to build a strategic alliance against the increasing adversity against them from the United States and the European Union on a host of issues ranging from human rights to Russian troop build-up near Ukraine's border.
The video summit took place in the immediate backdrop of tensions in recent weeks over Russia massing tens of thousands of troops near Ukraine's border, a move that sparked fears in Kiev and the West that Moscow is planning a new invasion.
Russia has denied any plans to attack Ukraine and blamed Kyiv for its own military build-up in the war-torn country.
Also watch: Vladimir Putin drove a taxi after fall of Soviet Union
The summit took place about eight days after Putin had a similar virtual meeting with US President Joe Biden on December 7.
As he began Wednesday's meeting, Putin welcomed Xi by waving his hand and called him his "dear friend".
The Chinese leader responded with the same gesture and a broad smile, Russia’s state-run TASS news agency reported.
"Despite the continuing sanitary and epidemic restrictions we maintain permanent contact," Putin said.
Xi and Putin have met 36 times since the Chinese leader assumed his role as the president in 2013. The meetings included a video conference held in June, according to Russian media reports.
In a major gesture of friendship, Putin said he will attend the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics in February next year to dent the diplomatic boycott being organised by the US to highlight China’s human rights excesses against Uygur Muslims in Xinjiang province.
Putin also backed China’s stand that Taiwan is an integral part of its mainland.
Russia will be the staunchest supporter of the Chinese government's justified position on the Taiwan question and resolutely oppose any forces using the Taiwan question to undermine China's interests, Putin said.
In his speech, Xi said certain international forces under the guise of democracy and human rights are interfering in the internal affairs of China and Russia, and trampling on international law.
"China and Russia should increase their joint efforts to more effectively safeguard the security interests of both parties," China's state-run Xinhua news agency quoted Xi as saying.
Putin said he considers "these relations a real example of interstate cooperation in the 21st century”, Moscow Times online newspaper reported.
“Our countries have formed a new model of cooperation,” Putin told Xi, underlining that Russia-China ties are a paradigm of international relations in the 21st century.
He lauded Russian-Chinese coordination on the world stage as “a significant factor of stability in international relations”.
Xi said China and Russia have become major champions of real multilateralism and international fairness and justice, in an apparent reference to their alliance against the US, the EU and other Western countries push back against them on a host of issues, including human rights.
The Chinese president said Putin “strongly supported China's efforts to protect key national interests and firmly opposed attempts to drive a wedge between our countries”. “I appreciate it very much,” he said.

 Xi-Putin firm up China-Russia alliance in video summit amid US, EU pushback

Chinese President Xi Jinping held a video call with his Russian counterpart on Wednesday amid rising tensions with the US

&nbsp;Chinese President Xi Jinping and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin on Wednesday held a virtual summit. The meet was a part of their efforts to build a strategic alliance against the increasing adversity against them from the United States and the European Union on a host of issues ranging from human rights to Russian troop build-up near Ukraine's border.
The video summit took place in the immediate backdrop of tensions in recent weeks over Russia massing tens of thousands of troops near Ukraine's border. The move sparked fears in Kiev and the West that Moscow is planning a new invasion.
Russia has denied any plans to attack Ukraine and blamed Kiev for its own military build-up in the war-torn country.
By welcoming Putin's visit in February and attendance at the 2022 Winter Olympics, Xi said sports should be a channel for both peoples to strengthen exchanges and friendship.
Putin also backed China&rsquo;s stand that Taiwan is an integral part of its mainland.

Russia has denied any plans to attack Ukraine and blamed Kyiv for its own military build-up in the war-torn country.

&nbsp;Chinese President Xi Jinping and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin on Wednesday held a virtual summit. The meet was a part of their efforts to build a strategic alliance against the increasing adversity against them from the United States and the European Union on a host of issues ranging from human rights to Russian troop build-up near Ukraine's border.
The video summit took place in the immediate backdrop of tensions in recent weeks over Russia massing tens of thousands of troops near Ukraine's border. The move sparked fears in Kiev and the West that Moscow is planning a new invasion.
Russia has denied any plans to attack Ukraine and blamed Kiev for its own military build-up in the war-torn country.
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The summit took place about eight days after Putin had a similar virtual meeting with US President Joe Biden on December 7.
As he began Wednesday's meeting, Putin welcomed Xi by waving his hand and called him his "dear friend".
The Chinese leader responded with the same gesture and a broad smile, Russia&rsquo;s state-run TASS news agency reported.
"Despite the continuing sanitary and epidemic restrictions we maintain permanent contact," Putin said.
Xi and Putin have met 36 times since the Chinese leader assumed his role as the president in 2013. The meetings included a video conference held in June, according to Russian media reports.
In a major gesture of friendship, Putin said he will attend the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics in February next year to dent the diplomatic boycott being organised by the US to highlight China&rsquo;s human rights excesses against Uygur Muslims in Xinjiang province.
Putin also backed China&rsquo;s stand that Taiwan is an integral part of its mainland.
Russia will be the staunchest supporter of the Chinese government's justified position on the Taiwan question and resolutely oppose any forces using the Taiwan question to undermine China's interests, Putin said.
In his speech, Xi said certain international forces under the guise of democracy and human rights are interfering in the internal affairs of China and Russia, and trampling on international law.
"China and Russia should increase their joint efforts to more effectively safeguard the security interests of both parties," China's state-run Xinhua news agency quoted Xi as saying.
Putin said he considers "these relations a real example of interstate cooperation in the 21st century&rdquo;, Moscow Times online newspaper reported.
&ldquo;Our countries have formed a new model of cooperation,&rdquo; Putin told Xi, underlining that Russia-China ties are a paradigm of international relations in the 21st century.
He lauded Russian-Chinese coordination on the world stage as &ldquo;a significant factor of stability in international relations&rdquo;.
Xi said China and Russia have become major champions of real multilateralism and international fairness and justice, in an apparent reference to their alliance against the US, the EU and other Western countries push back against them on a host of issues, including human rights.
The Chinese president said Putin &ldquo;strongly supported China's efforts to protect key national interests and firmly opposed attempts to drive a wedge between our countries&rdquo;. &ldquo;I appreciate it very much,&rdquo; he said.

Chinese leader Xi Jinping&nbsp;on Saturday said reunification with Taiwan must happen and will happen peacefully, despite a ratcheting-up of China's threats to attack the island.
Speaking at Beijing's Great Hall of the People, Xi said that the Chinese people have a "glorious tradition" of opposing separatism.&nbsp;He further added that peaceful "reunification" best meets the overall interests of the Taiwanese people, but China will protect its sovereignty and unity.
The statement comes after China's air force mounted four straight days of incursions into Taiwan's air defence identification zone from October 1. This involved nearly 150 aircraft.
Beijing views Taiwan as a Chinese province that split from mainland China amid civil war in 1949. And China has increasingly mobilized military, diplomatic and economic pressure to undermine Tsai's independence-leaning administration while threatening to bring the island under Chinese Communist Party control.

After sending military jets into Taiwan, Xi calls for peaceful reunification

Chinese leader Xi Jinping on Saturday said reunification with Taiwan must happen and it will happen peacefully

China&rsquo;s Xi vows &lsquo;peaceful reunification&rsquo; while sending military jets into Taiwan
Xi Jinping: Chinese people have a 'glorious tradition' of opposing separatism
China reportedly sent 150 aircraft into Taiwan for four straight days last week
Taiwan has been self-ruled since its split from China in 1949
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The statement comes after China's air force mounted four straight days of incursions into Taiwan's air defence identification zone from October 1

Xi Jinping&nbsp;on Saturday said that peaceful intergration of Taiwan with the mainland is in the best interest of the people amid&nbsp;a ratcheting-up of China's threats to attack the island.
Xi Jinping said that Taiwan was born out of the weakness and chaos of the Chinese nation and that the biggest obstacle to its reunification&nbsp;was the "Taiwan independence" force.
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The statement comes after China's air force mounted four straight days of incursions into Taiwan's air defence identification zone from October 1. This involved nearly 150 aircraft.
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 Xi Jinping made an unannounced visit to Tibet, official media reported on Friday. The visit started from Nyingchi close to the Sino-India border in Arunachal Pradesh, 

Chinese President Xi Jingping makes surprise visit to Tibetan city near India border

Chinese President Xi Jinping&nbsp;made an unannounced visit to Tibet, official media reported on Friday.&nbsp;The visit started from&nbsp;Nyingchi close to the Sino-India border in Arunachal Pradesh

Chinese PresidentXi Jingping makes surprise visit to Tibetan city near India border

<ul>
<li>Chinese President Xi Jinping&nbsp;makes a surprise visit to&nbsp;Tibet Autonomous Region</li>
<li>Xi last visited Tibet in 2011, when he was the Vice-President&nbsp;</li>
<li>Visit started from&nbsp;Nyingchi close to the Sino-India border in Arunachal Pradesh</li>
<li>Visit comes a month after China inaugurated&nbsp; first electric train service in Lhasa</li>
<li>President Xi greets residents in&nbsp;Nyingchi with the Tibetan expression, 'Tashi&nbsp;Delek'</li>
<li>Xi: 'No ethnic&nbsp;group will be left behind in efforts&nbsp;of building a socialist China'</li>
</ul>

Chinese President Xi Jinping&nbsp;made an unannounced visit to Tibet, official media reported on Friday.&nbsp;The visit started from&nbsp;Nyingchi close to the Sino-India border in Arunachal Pradesh

Chinese President Xi Jinping has made an unannounced visit to the Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR), official media reported on Friday. Xi last visited the region in 2011 when he was China's vice president.
The visit started from&nbsp;Nyingchi close to the Sino-India border in Arunachal Pradesh. After landing in Nyingchi on Wednesday, Xi visited Lhasa on Thursday, returning to the Tibetan capital after more than a decade.
Xi&rsquo;s visit to Nyingchi comes a month after China inaugurated its first electric train service in Tibet between the capital Lhasa and Nyingchi city
In video footage shared on Chinese social media, Communist Party of China (CPC) general secretary Xi was seen greeting residents in Nyingchi with the Tibetan expression for good luck &ldquo;Tashi Delek&rdquo;.
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Xi was also seen addressing people, telling them that not a single ethnic group should be left behind in the efforts to fully build a modern socialist China.

For China's Communist Party, celebrating its 100th birthday on Thursday is not just about glorifying its past. It's also about cementing its future and that of its leader, Chinese President Xi Jinping.
The communists have ruled China single-handedly for more than 70 years since Mao Zedong led them to power in 1949.
This week's celebrations of the centenary will highlight China's rise in recent decades and glorify its early days of struggle, while glossing over the Cultural Revolution and other disastrous polices of the middle decades from the 1950s to the 1970s.
After Mao's death in 1976, China started a sharp turn under then-leader Deng Xiaoping, embracing a market economy that has transformed what was a poor country into an economic superpower.
Jiang Zemin came to power in 1989 after the military's bloody crackdown on pro-democracy protesters at Tiananmen Square in Beijing.
He's remembered for having presided over a four-fold expansion of the economy in the 1990s while reining in civil liberties, including imposing a crackdown on followers of the Falun Gong, an outlawed spiritual movement.
Jiang's rule was followed in 2002 by former engineer Hu Jintao, who led the nuclear-armed Asian giant for 10 years.
Hu, in turn, was followed by China's current leader, Xi Jinping.

From Mao Zedong to Xi Jinping: 100 years of communism in China

The celebrations of the centenary will highlight China's rise in recent decades and glorify its early days of struggle, while glossing over the Cultural Revolution and other disastrous polices

China's Communist Party celebrating its 100th birthday&nbsp;
Communists have ruled China for more than 70 years&nbsp;
Mao Zedong led them to power in 1949.&nbsp;
Centenary&nbsp;gloss over the Cultural Revolution and other disastrous polices&nbsp;
After Mao's death, China embraced a market economy that transformed the poor country&nbsp;&nbsp;
Zemin came to power in 1989 after the military's bloody crackdown at Tiananmen Square&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; Zemin&nbsp;reined&nbsp;in civil liberties, including crackdown Falun Gong&nbsp;spiritual movement&nbsp;
Hu Jintao, who led the nuclear-armed Asian giant for 10 years&nbsp;
Hu, in turn, was followed by China's current leader, Xi Jinping&nbsp;

The communists have ruled China single-handedly for more than 70 years since Mao Zedong led them to power in 1949.

For China's Communist Party, celebrating its 100th birthday on Thursday is not just about glorifying its past. It's also about cementing its future and that of its leader, Chinese President Xi Jinping.
The communists have ruled China single-handedly for more than 70 years since Mao Zedong led them to power in 1949.
This week's celebrations of the centenary will highlight China's rise in recent decades and glorify its early days of struggle, while glossing over the Cultural Revolution and other disastrous polices of the middle decades from the 1950s to the 1970s.
After Mao's death in 1976, China started a sharp turn under then-leader Deng Xiaoping, embracing a market economy that has transformed what was a poor country into an economic superpower.
Jiang Zemin came to power in 1989 after the military's bloody crackdown on pro-democracy protesters at Tiananmen Square in Beijing.
He's remembered for having presided over a four-fold expansion of the economy in the 1990s while reining in civil liberties, including imposing a crackdown on followers of the Falun Gong, an outlawed spiritual movement.
Jiang's rule was followed in 2002 by former engineer Hu Jintao, who led the nuclear-armed Asian giant for 10 years.
Hu, in turn, was followed by China's current leader, Xi Jinping.

Asserting that both Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping are "responsible" leaders, Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday said they both are capable of solving issues between the two countries, and that it was important that no "extra-regional power" should interfere in the process.
&nbsp;With Russia publicly critical of the Quad, the four-nation grouping of India, the US, Japan and Australia, Putin also told PTI that though it was not up to Moscow to assess how any nation should participate in an initiative and to what extent they should build their relations with other countries but no partnership should be aimed at making friends against anyone.

Modi, Xi Jinping responsible leaders, can solve Sino-India issues: Putin

Asserting that both Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping are "responsible" leaders, Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday said they both are capable of solving issues between the two countries, and that it was important that no "extra-regional power" should interfere in the process.
&nbsp; With Russia publicly critical of the Quad, the four-nation grouping of India, the US, Japan and Australia, Putin also told PTI that though it was not up to Moscow to assess how any nation should participate in an initiative and to what extent they should build their relations with other countries but no partnership should be aimed at making friends against anyone.

Asserting that both Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping are "responsible" leaders, Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday said they both are capable of solving issues between the two countries, and that it was important that no "extra-regional power" should interfere in the process.
&nbsp; With Russia publicly critical of the Quad, the four-nation grouping of India, the US, Japan and Australia, Putin also told PTI that though it was not up to Moscow to assess how any nation should participate in an initiative and to what extent they should build their relations with other countries but no partnership should be aimed at making friends against anyone.

Chinese President Xi Jinping on Friday expressed serious concern on the coronavirus pandemic in India and offered to help fight the outbreak in a message to Prime Minister Narendra Modi.&nbsp;Official news agency Xinhua quoted Xi as saying that&nbsp;China is willing to strengthen anti-pandemic cooperation with India and provide support and help to the country.
Chinese state media said the first batch of 25,000 oxygen concentrators pledged by Beijing to India also arrived Friday. The reports said China has already sent 5,000 ventilators and 21,000 oxygen generators to India.

XI writes to Modi, offers help to fight Covid-19 crisis in India 

Chinese President Xi Jinping on Friday expressed serious concern on the coronavirus pandemic in India and offered to help fight the outbreak in a message to Prime Minister Narendra Modi. &nbsp;Official news agency Xinhua quoted Xi as saying that&nbsp;China is willing to strengthen anti-pandemic cooperation with India and provide support and help to the country. 
Chinese state media said the first batch of 25,000 oxygen concentrators pledged by Beijing to India also arrived Friday. The reports said China has already sent 5,000 ventilators and 21,000 oxygen generators to India.

Chinese President Xi Jinping on Friday expressed serious concern on the coronavirus pandemic in India and offered to help fight the outbreak in a message to Prime Minister Narendra Modi. &nbsp;Official news agency Xinhua quoted Xi as saying that&nbsp;China is willing to strengthen anti-pandemic cooperation with India and provide support and help to the country. 
Chinese state media said the first batch of 25,000 oxygen concentrators pledged by Beijing to India also arrived Friday. The reports said China has already sent 5,000 ventilators and 21,000 oxygen generators to India.

China acted in a transparent manner on Covid outbreak: Xi Jingping

After China displayed its homegrown vaccine for the first time to counter the storm of foreign criticism over its early handling of the pandemic, President Xi Jinping on Tuesday said his country acted in an open and transparent manner on the COVID-19 outbreak. He stated that China had taken concrete efforts that helped save tens of millions of lives around the world during the pandemic. While honouring role models who helped in the country&rsquo;s fight against the disease, he said China is the first major economy to return to growth during the pandemic.

China acted in transparent manner on Covid outbreak: Xi Jingping

China desperate to counter Covid-19 criticism
Xi Jingping: China acted in transparent manner during Covid
'China has taken concrete efforts to save lives'
China first major economy to return to growth, Jingping&nbsp;said

After China displayed its homegrown vaccine for the first time to counter the storm of foreign criticism over its early handling of the pandemic, President Xi Jinping on Tuesday said his country acted in an open and transparent manner on the COVID-19 outbreak. He stated that China had taken concrete efforts that helped save tens of millions of lives around the world during the pandemic. While honouring role models who helped in the country&rsquo;s fight against the disease, he said China is the first major economy to return to growth during the pandemic.

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