# Chinese nationals
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China’s Envoy in Abu Dhabi Presses for Gulf De‑Escalation as UAE Backs Beijing’s Mediating Role
China’s Middle East envoy Zhai Jun met UAE leaders in Abu Dhabi to press for de‑escalation of fighting spreading across the Gulf and to secure assurances for the safety of Chinese nationals and institutions. The UAE welcomed China’s impartial role and pledged to protect Chinese interests while expressing readiness to cooperate on diplomatic outreach aimed at an early ceasefire.
China’s Middle East Envoy Visits Abu Dhabi to Deepen Mediation Role and Secure Chinese Nationals
China’s Middle East envoy Zhai Jun met UAE deputy prime minister and foreign minister Abdullah in Abu Dhabi to discuss the spreading Gulf conflict and coordination on pushing for a ceasefire. The UAE welcomed Chinese mediation, pledged protection for Chinese nationals, and signalled continued cooperation to de-escalate regional tensions.
When the Canteen Is Hit: A Chinese Correspondent’s Close Encounter with Kabul’s Violence
A blast outside a Chinese-run restaurant in Kabul killed at least one local employee and injured others, bringing the everyday risks of exile life into sharp relief for the small Chinese community in Afghanistan. The attack highlights the vulnerability of China’s expanding non-military presence in Kabul and raises questions about how Beijing will protect its citizens while maintaining engagement in a fragile, impoverished country.
Blast at Kabul Chinese Restaurant Kills One, Prompts Beijing to Demand Action and Urge Evacuations
An explosion outside a Chinese restaurant in Kabul on 19 January killed one Chinese citizen and wounded five, prompting Beijing to demand urgent action from Afghan authorities. China condemned the attack, urged citizens to avoid travel to Afghanistan, and pressed for protection of its nationals and projects amid persistent ISIS‑K threats.