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Kawala Xie
Reporter, China
Kawala joined the Post in 2022 and has worked in both news and tech after graduating from Columbia Journalism School. Previously based in the US and Australia, she has worked for multiple international news outlets including Al Jazeera, SBS Australia and Shenzhen Television. She specialises in Asia affairs, breaking news reporting and video production.
Cautionary remarks by former US envoy, Taipei lawmaker come after PLA unleashes blockade drills over speech by island’s ‘separatist’ leader.
Concern swirls that William Lai Ching-te’s remarks at annual celebration could prompt Beijing to justify taking cross-strait military action.
China-targeted tariffs by former American president would lead to significant revenue loss plus ‘economic and geopolitical repercussions’.
Leaders or senior officials from Europe sent congratulatory messages to China, as did the leaders of Russia and North Korea.
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Ambassador Xie says the ‘small yard, high fence’ policy of US President Joe Biden’s administration is damaging both countries’ interests.
In speech at UN, Wang Yi positions China as global peacemaker, warns against countries inciting confrontation in Asia.
Envoy also warns that more sanctions on Chinese entities may follow to stem the flow of goods that support Russia’s military.
Bipartisan bill will be introduced in US Congress in effort to revitalise a diminished industry amid growing Chinese dominance.
Foreign minister also meets with German and Hungarian diplomats to discuss proposed EU tariffs on Chinese electric vehicle imports.
Move brings together banking and mining institutions from top minerals producer Australia as well as chip exporters Japan and South Korea.
China’s top diplomat Wang Yi meets Russia’s Vladimir Putin and national security chiefs of Iran and India on sidelines of forum.
Vice-president accuses Republican of ‘selling out’ to Beijing after he claims tariffs helped raise ‘billions and billions of dollars’.
Deng Hongbo marks arrival in Berlin with appeal for the two countries to show ‘mutual respect’ and ‘strengthen cooperation’.
Observers say Africa’s strategic importance to Beijing is increasing, but political and economic volatility pose limits for partnership.
Washington’s top climate diplomat visits Beijing for talks as US President Joe Biden seeks to engage China before leaving the White House.
Prominent academic Pan Guang gives his view on Beijing’s role in conflict mediation, its engagement with the Global South, and belt and road security.
Wang and Sullivan also reach agreement for heads of military theatres to hold video calls.
China’s top diplomat Wang Yi heads into intense talks saying ‘lessons need to be learned’ from the twists and turns of the US-China relationship.
Sullivan expected to suggest a meeting between the two leaders during his visit this week.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang and Russian counterpart Mikhail Mishustin stress ‘strategic choices’ as they pledge deeper economic partnerships during talks in Moscow.
Li and Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin witness the signing of more than a dozen agreements, including in investment cooperation.
The increase in foreign visitors boosts spending by an estimated US$14 billion, immigration authorities say.
A year after pulling out of the belt and road, the Italian leader came away from Beijing with a three-year action plan for greater cooperation.
The Holy See and Beijing have both been pushing for an end to the war, with Beijing pushing a six-point plan agreed with Brazil.
Beijing, one of Dhaka’s main lenders, says it hopes social stability will be restored in the South Asian country as soon as possible.
Li Hui has completed trips to Brazil and South Africa and heads to Indonesia next on his fourth Ukraine peace mission since May last year.
Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said during a recent trip to China that Kyiv was open to talks if Moscow showed ‘good faith’.
Ukrainian foreign minister visits southern metropolis, rather than capital Beijing, during first trip to China since war broke out.
During a meeting with his Chinese counterpart, Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba says Kyiv is ready to engage with Moscow when it is ready to negotiate in ‘good faith’.
With Joe Biden out of the race and endorsing his vice-president, observers say there is ‘no daylight’ between the two on foreign policy.
