The Chinese president, Xi Jinping, is reportedly scheduled to visit Saudi Arabia next week, according to news reports in the international media. But when asked to comment on media reports that President Xi Jinping would visit Saudi Arabia next week, a spokesman for the Chinese foreign ministry said on Thursday that he had no information to share at the time.

Xi Jinping's visit to Saudi Arabia: Chinese foreign ministry says no information to offer

Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Zhao Lijian held a press conference. Watch report.

China press conference: Pakistan and China have been supporting and trusting each other

China's foreign ministry said today that no Chinese journalists in the United States have had their application for visa renewal approved since May. "The US on one hand is boasting freedom of journalism, on the other hand is hindering and interfering with Chinese journalists reporting in the US," China's foreign ministry official Wang Wenbin said.

No Chinese journalists in US allowed visa renewal since May: Chinese foreign ministry

In this segment, watch press briefing by Chinese foreign ministry. The briefing focussed on protests in Hong Kong against new security law and the ongoing India-China tensions.

China: 'Western countries trying to smear us will not succeed'

Chinese Foreign Ministry on Thursday briefed about Hong Kong's new National Security Bill. FM Spokesperson Zhao Lijian says that 'Hong Kong's security bill is China's internal matter of concern' he also added that 'They reject US congress bill over Hong Kong's security bill'

'New security law to uphold stability in Hong Kong', says Chinese Foreign Ministry

In an unprecedented move, India on Monday (June 29) banned 59 Chinese mobile apps including TikTok, UC Browser and Cam Scanner among others.

Beijing's first reaction to India's ban on 59 Chinese apps

China has strongly reacted to India’s move to ban 59 mobile applications, most of which are linked to China. The Indian government’s decision was based on security concerns.

China 'Strongly Concerned' about India's app ban: China Foreign Ministry

Diplomats in China have been ensuring that the country's will is enforced across the world. They are spreading hoaxes and attacking anybody who questions them. The diplomats belong to a new generation of "wolf warriors", named after patriotic blockbuster films in China which show Chinese commandos killing the bad guys with their bare hands.

China's 'wolf warriors': Diplomats who ensure country's will is enforced worldwide

After China expelled three The Wall Street Journal reporters over what it called a racist headline, the Chinese ministry spokesman said the newspaper hasn't realised the "seriousness" of their mistake and demanded a formal public apology from the US-based newspaper.

After expelling journalists, China demands apology from The Wall Street Journal

Washington's recent test of a ground-launched cruise missile will result in a new round of arms race and will jeopardise international security, the Chinese foreign ministry's spokesman, Geng Shuang, said on Tuesday.

US missile test will result in arms race, seriously damage international security, warns China

As the trade war between the US and China continued, President Trump in an early morning tweet said China will be hurt very badly "if it doesn't make a deal because companies will be forced to leave China for other countries.

China should not retaliate on tariffs, it will only get worse, says Trump

Additional tariffs will not resolve any problems in the ongoing bilateral trade dispute between China and the United States, China's foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said on Tuesday.

Adding tariffs can't resolve any problem, says China on trade conflict with US

China Tuesday rejected the Dalai Lama's assertions that his successor could be from India and a nominee by Beijing would not be respected, saying the next spiritual leader of Tibetan Buddhism has to be approved by the Communist government.

Video: Reincarnation of the Dalai Lama should follow national rules, says China

The US government today confirmed that it would be seeking extradition of Huawei's top executive Meng Wanzhou who is hauled up in Canada over charges of misleading multinational banks about Iran-linked transactions thereby working against US sanctions.

Will pursue extradition of Huawei's Meng Wanzhou, confirms US justice department

China urges US to drop Huawei CFO extradition

China has a healthy and stable China-India relationship which is not only in the interest of the two countries but also conducive to the cause of world peace and development, Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Lu Kang said.

China and India are each other's important neighbour: Chinese Foreign Ministry

China urges immediate release of Huawei CFO

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang made the comments at a daily news briefing in Beijing

China says its proposal practical after Trump says to halt Korean drills

Remarks came after India said it was willing to work with China to develop relations based on commonalities

China welcomes India's positive response to Wang's remarks on bilateral ties

Chinese foreign ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said China had looked into the report of a Chinese ship transferring oil to a North Korean vessel and found it to be inaccurate

China rejects Trump accusation on North Korea sanction breaches

The Chinese Foreign Ministry has claimed that India is contradicting its own stand on the border road building.?

China objects to India's road construction in Ladakh

The standoff has ratcheted up tension between the neighbours

Doklam standoff: China says India 'concocting excuses'

14 Chinese nationals were also deported back to China from Cambodia under the contentious one-China policy

Cambodia deports 25 Taiwanese suspected of fraud to China, angering Taiwan's officials