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Zhou, Lara (14 July 2025). "China-Russia ties are more mature and stable than any major relationship: Wang". South China Morning Post.
Xie, Kawala (29 September 2024). "China's top diplomat calls for Mideast ceasefire, denounces trade protectionism". South China Morning Post.
Xie, Kawala (25 September 2024). "At UN, China's Wang expresses support for Lebanon after fatal Israeli strikes". South China Morning Post.
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Nyabiage, Jevans (12 June 2025). "China to remove tariffs on nearly all goods from Africa as both criticise US". South China Morning Post.
Zhao, Ziwen (7 March 2025). "China pledges to help Africa develop as 'land of hope for the 21st century'". South China Morning Post.
Chen, Fan (21 August 2025). "China calls for joint patrols on Afghan border and counterterror cooperation". South China Morning Post.
Nyabiage, Jevans (13 June 2025). "China calls on Niger to tackle disputes with energy firms through dialogue". South China Morning Post.
Nyabiage, Nevans (20 January 2025). "Why Wang Yi's 'close call' could prompt China to step up African security push". South China Morning Post.
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Wong, Natalie (30 May 2025). "Wang Yi ushers in new era of China-led mediation with Hong Kong-based legal body". South China Morning Post.
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Chen, Alyssa (20 August 2025). "China-India talks: Modi praises 'stable, predictable, constructive ties'". South China Morning Post.
Zuo, Mandy (15 June 2025). "China's Wang Yi decries 'unacceptable' Israeli attack on Iran, urges diplomacy". South China Morning Post.
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Zheng, William (5 October 2025). "China's top diplomat Wang Yi to visit Italy, Switzerland this week". South China Morning Post.
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Zhao, Suisheng (2023). The Dragon Roars Back: Transformational Leaders and Dynamics of Chinese Foreign Policy. Stanford, California: Stanford University Press. doi:10.1515/9781503634152. ISBN 978-1-5036-3088-8. OCLC 1331741429.
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