The joint statement between China and Pakistan highlights their unbreakable political trust. Attacks on European politicians raise concerns about their safety. Plus, Belgian PM announces resignation after disappointing election results, signaling a shift in the country's political landscape.

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Outline:(00:00:00) Introduction(00:00:45) The joint statement between China and Pakistan stressed that the political mutual trust between the two sides is unbreakable(00:02:35) European Parliament election vote ends the political spectrum tilts to the right-Xinhuanet(00:04:26) The EU election is on the scene, and there are frequent reports of attacks on politicians in Europe(00:06:04) Belgian PM announces resignation after 'hard evening'