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Meredith Chen
Reporter, China
Meredith Chen joined the Post in 2023 and covers China politics and diplomacy. She holds a master’s degree in journalism from the University of Hong Kong. Previously, she had stints with both international and Chinese-language media outlets, focusing on affairs in Asia.
Meredith Chen joined the Post in 2023 and covers China politics and diplomacy. She holds a master’s degree in journalism from the University of Hong Kong. Previously, she had stints with both international and Chinese-language media outlets, focusing on affairs in Asia.
Areas of Expertise:
Chinese society, culture, video productionLanguages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
The Pentagon is taking another look at its security agreement with Australia and the UK, but is not expected to do away with it entirely.
US unrest diverts Donald Trump’s attention from China, but analysts warn domestic struggles could have spillover effects on foreign policy.
Chinese analysts warn US president’s tactics against protesters could jeopardise safety, stability and even spark constitutional crisis.
Xinhua and other state media highlight federal-state conflict sparked by Trump policies, as social media users gloat over ‘boomerang’ effect.
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Chinese Consulate in Los Angeles issues safety advisory on Monday after days of clashes sparked by protests against immigration raids.
Linguistic, cultural and political differences make interpretation difficult, but analysts also point to factors like the target audience.
Crackdown on the big data industry’s heartland in Guizhou may be a mark of the importance the central government places on the sector.
‘Don’t be fooled by sweet talk,’ ministry says in social media post highlighting deceptive identities used by foreign spies.
AI-based system can create 10,000 combat scenarios in 48 seconds – a task that takes humans 48 hours, according to lead researcher.
The announcement comes amid Beijing’s latest push to gather international support for its opposition to Donald Trump’s tariffs.
Bogged down by an incentive system favouring titles over innovation, young scientists struggle for academic support amid Beijing’s self-reliance push.
The technology is already ‘providing new ideas and approaches’ according to the lead designer at the Shenyang Aircraft Design Institute.
Analysts say Beijing, once a backer of ousted Syrian ruler Assad, has ‘lots to learn’ if it wants to become a mediator in region.
In biggest hiring spree in a decade, state academies open more doors to innovators, foreign academics, with less attention to seniority or titles.
The national strategic blueprint has evolved from its roots in a Soviet-style planned economy to today’s more responsive model.
Former US senator and veteran business executive with Asia experience has been labelled ‘anti-China’ by Beijing think tank.
Beijing approves 15 more universities to establish new academic programme as it works to consolidate national identity narrative.
Resource-rich area is likely to become hotspot for Beijing and Manila, but business and politics could delay a clash, analysts say.
Washington risks ‘falling behind’ in the race to shape advanced technology if it does not engage with developing countries, report warns.
Vietnam becomes third Southeast Asian country to sign on the Comac-made aircraft, which will be operated on lease from Chengdu Airlines.
As tech advances, definition of border regions and national sovereignty expected to expand to airspace sovereignty and digital frontiers.
Officials from top web watchdog and advisory body call for greater regional cooperation, end to ‘zero-sum’ mindsets amid US tariff risks.
Escalating trade conflict is ‘strategic battle’ that could take several more months before rational negotiations can begin, experts say.
Pentagon is looking to ensure different branches of US armed forces can work together amid rising regional tensions.
As geopolitical uncertainty and US tariffs reset global trade relations, both sides ‘have to work together’, Australian business council says.
Zheng Yongnian is pessimistic about state of the West, but says the Chinese model of collective development could mean progress for all.
‘Those who willingly become pawns will inevitably be discarded,’ Chen Xiaodong, foreign vice-minister, tells Boao Forum panel.
Artificial intelligence experts and business leaders discuss how the world can build effective governance models for all countries.
Legislation has only a low prospect of becoming law, but candidates in China are weighing their options.
