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Zhao Ziwen
Reporter, China
Ziwen joined the Post in 2022, covering China’s foreign affairs. He holds degrees from Beijing Foreign Studies University and Hong Kong Baptist University. He worked for Caixin in Beijing, completed a study exchange in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, and undertook a reporting stint in Washington, D.C.
Ziwen joined the Post in 2022, covering China’s foreign affairs. He holds degrees from Beijing Foreign Studies University and Hong Kong Baptist University. He worked for Caixin in Beijing, completed a study exchange in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, and undertook a reporting stint in Washington, D.C.
Areas of Expertise:
Middle East, US, Asia-Pacific affairsLanguages Spoken:
Arabic, English, Mandarin
The Canadian prime minister will have the economy and the US on his mind when he lands in Beijing next week.
Beijing may seize on growing distrust of Washington and pitch itself to Global South as the more stable power, observers say.
The volatile situation in the Middle East and the greater role played by China in the region may give the US pause for thought.
Chinese military could learn from rival’s strengths in search and rescue response, but also its weaknesses in maintenance and training.
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President Xi Jinping also praises Chinese innovation, noting advancements in AI, chip development, aerospace and military technology.
Analysts say Riyadh’s investment target of nearly US$1 trillion may not be feasible – and it’s more about optics than a binding commitment.
Opposition-controlled legislature will hold a series of hearings before a formal vote in May.
All cancelled flights are operated by Chinese carriers and involve most of the country’s major airlines.
Formal designation in new executive order ‘not necessarily bad’ for Beijing amid cooperation with Washington on drug issues, analysts say.
Compliance questions remain and Beijing’s approval for the spin-off is not guaranteed, observers say.
Release of defence ministry report comes amid soaring tensions with Beijing and a boost to Japan’s military budget and goals.
Thai and Cambodian foreign ministers brief Chinese counterpart on border conflict, while Beijing vows to ‘serve as a bridge’.
Mohammed bin Salman says the kingdom will work with Beijing in areas ranging from oil to AI to bring ‘greater benefits’ to both countries.
White House navigates backing long-time ally Japan while preserving trade truce with China amid fraying ties between the Asian neighbours.
Wellington says ship was to carry out surveillance and deterrence activities to bolster UN Security Council sanctions against North Korea.
Critical minerals, semiconductors and other commodities dominate talks as Johann Wadephul begins trip to China aimed at addressing trade.
‘Unprecedented’ exercise simulating rescue mission involving a fire aboard a cargo vessel centres on shallow, treacherous Taiwan Shoal.
Critical minerals and Ukraine war expected to be top priorities as Germany’s foreign minister travels to China.
Satellites detect new radars and electronic warfare gear at South China Sea outposts, CSIS says.
Ambassador Fu Cong sends second letter to UN chief insisting Tokyo must retract comments or bear ‘all consequences’.
The new Syrian government needs help in rebuilding, but Beijing is deeply concerned about Uygur militant groups inside the country.
Vendors of fire equipment report brisk sales, with fire extinguishers, blankets and smoke alarms among bestsellers.
Fighter-capable station near Line of Actual Control believed unlikely to derail thaw, with Beijing still holding edge in disputed area.
In first meeting with counterpart Asaad al-Shaibani, Foreign Minister Wang Yi urges new regime to act against Xinjiang militant groups.
PLA sends bomber over South China Sea for ‘routine patrol’ after the Philippines steps up joint drills with allies in the region.
Washington’s current policy is failing because it’s based on a change in assumptions that is ‘dead wrong’, according to David Firestein.
Driver of minibus carrying 13 Chinese citizens is said to have lost control of vehicle, veering off asphalt road and into a community garden.
Xi also calls for joint efforts in markets like Latin America, while Felipe says Madrid wants to cooperate on trade, tech and industry.
Opening ceremony in Guangzhou filled with symbolism while emphasising Greater Bay Area’s role in country’s development.
