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China calls US midterm elections an internal matter, seeks stronger ties with Washington

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Speaking at a press briefing, a spokesperson for China's Foreign Ministry said Beijing was willing to work with the United States to implement the consensus

BEIJING (Dunya News) - China has described the United States midterm elections as an internal matter, reiterating its desire to strengthen communication and cooperation with Washington.

Speaking at a press briefing, a spokesperson for China's Foreign Ministry said Beijing was willing to work with the United States to implement the consensus reached between the two countries' leaders.

The spokesperson also addressed the evolving situation in the Middle East and the Gulf, emphasizing China's commitment to strengthening dialogue with Saudi Arabia, Iran and other countries in the region.

The spokesperson said China supported resolving differences between Iran and the United States through dialogue and negotiations, stressing the importance of diplomatic engagement in addressing regional tensions.

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Earlier, Democrats have captured control of both chambers of the US Congress in the 2026 midterm elections, defeating Republicans in a sweeping nationwide victory that dealt a major blow to President Donald Trump's administration and reflected widespread voter dissatisfaction with his leadership.

According to media projections and election results, Democrats secured majorities in the House of Representatives and Senate, making significant gains in traditionally Republican strongholds, including South Carolina, Kansas, Texas, Iowa and Ohio.

The results marked a major shift in the political landscape, with voters expressing frustration over rising living costs, higher fuel prices, Trump's tariffs and the US war against Iran, which began in February.

The Democratic victories will give the opposition greater power to challenge Trump's legislative agenda, investigate his administration and exercise congressional oversight during the final two years of his presidency.

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