The US was urged to build new international alliances to pressure China to limit cyberespionage. Photo: Reuters

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Topic | China economy

Owen Churchill

Published: 5:04am, 14 Mar, 2019

Updated: 3:03pm, 14 Mar, 2019

The US was urged to build new international alliances to pressure China to limit cyberespionage. Photo: Reuters

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Owen Churchill

Owen joined the Post as US correspondent in 2018 after several years working as a reporter and editor in China. He covers US-China relations, trade, and wider issues concerning China's global presence. A co-founder of the Shanghai-based news outlet Sixth Tone, he is an alumnus of London's School of Oriental and African Studies and Fudan University in Shanghai.