China's foreign ministry said Sunday it hopes Syria "returns to stability as soon as possible", after Islamist-led rebels announced they had taken Damascus and sent President Bashar al-Assad fleeing.

The same day, China mobilized 14 warships, seven military aircraft, and four balloons near Taiwan – 7,830 kilometres east of Syria. This may seem a ridiculous juxtaposition, but it illustrates p ...

By the time Xi and al-Assad emerged from their meeting, China and Syria had struck what they called a “strategic partnership.” A little over a year later, that partnership lies in tatters ...

A senior Chinese diplomat has warned Damascus’s new government not to support terrorism as a Syria-based Islamic militant group sent messages to Muslims in China’s Xinjiang region, urging them ...

Syria had not been not a central pillar of China's Middle East strategy, Jesse Marks, a non-resident fellow with the Stimson Centre's China programme and a former US defence adviser, said ...

China's ties with Syria are being tested by the sudden downfall of Beijing-friendly Bashar al-Assad, but analysts predict China and the new government in Damascus will take a pragmatic approach to ...

In Syria's northwestern port town of Latakia, Christian worshippers attending Mass on Sunday at St. George Greek Orthodox ...

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Following the collapse of the Syrian government in Damascus, the Chinese government issued a statement hoping that stability in Syria will be restored as soon as possible while ensuring the safety ...