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Amber Wang
Reporter, China
Amber Wang is a reporter for the China desk, and focuses on Chinese politics and diplomacy. She joined the Post in 2021, and previously worked for The New York Times and Southern Metropolis Daily.
Amber Wang is a reporter for the China desk, and focuses on Chinese politics and diplomacy. She joined the Post in 2021, and previously worked for The New York Times and Southern Metropolis Daily.
Areas of Expertise:
Chinese politics, diplomacy, cross-strait relationsLanguages Spoken:
English, Mandarin
Russian leader briefs Chinese president on Moscow’s communication with Washington as Donald Trump’s deadline for ceasefire looms.
Vow comes after Shi Yongxin, the former head of the kung fu cradle, was accused of embezzling temple funds and sexual misconduct.
Chinese defence ministry says Japan should have a deep understanding that nuclear war must not be fought, and can never be won.
PLA Daily articles offer glimpse into how force established last year fits into President Xi Jinping’s vision of a futuristic military.
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American air force fighters work with uncrewed Valkyries to see how well they integrate.
Writing in the PLA Daily, the analysts predict likely need for specialised counter-drone rapid response combat units.
Study Times commentary does not directly mention the encounter but reflects reports of what occurred.
It is the first time Ma has expressed his views on unification while visiting mainland China.
Trump says attacks ‘obliterated’ key sites, but analysts raise doubts about bunker buster’s abilities and whether uranium was present.
How does the powerful missile compare to the Chinese military’s arsenal of similar penetrating bombs?
American assets have been redeployed from the Indo-Pacific to help on Iran front, but Washington’s aim remains the same.
Aerial near-daily patrols, combat-readiness patrols and large-scale joint forces drills vary in scale, intensity and purpose, analysts say.
The private sector is finally becoming a real force in defence procurement, but issues such as US sanctions, red tape and corruption remain.
Beijing and Taipei need to ‘break the ice’, start talking at lower levels, Andrew Yang tells the Post at the Shangri-La Dialogue.
US warnings about China ‘threat’ unlikely to be fully endorsed by Asean, given spectre of steep tariffs under Trump, analyst says.
Instead of defence chief, China sends group from military academies to premier Singapore security forum, prompting speculation.
Hegseth’s comments involved ‘groundless accusations against China’, PLA major general leading Chinese side at annual Singapore event says.
Pentagon chief urges US allies to step up defence spending in the face of ‘real’ and ‘imminent’ threat posed by Beijing.
Lula’s recent visit included a meeting with defence giant Norinco, which is reportedly seeking a major stake in aerospace firm Avibras.
Pakistan’s use of the air-to-air missiles against India has broader implications for regional security, global arms market and Taiwan.
Despite public enthusiasm over apparent fighter jet success in India-Pakistan conflict, Beijing remains cautious over security, diplomatic considerations.
The island’s unification must be upheld as part of the post-war international order, Xi says.
Analysts said a deal with the long-standing US ally could reshape the regional geopolitical landscape.
Aircraft carrier’s moves showcase China’s capacity for ‘rapid and frequent’ missions as it refines blue-water capabilities, analysts say.
KMT and TPP leaders accuse Lai and his DPP of trying to eliminate opposition parties.
Strategic bombers, launch platforms and missile systems are being deployed throughout the region in a strong message to Beijing.
‘We are in a preparatory phase’, noted Taiwan studies expert and former aide to lead negotiator in historic 1993 cross-strait talks says.
Yan Anlin, an expert on Taiwan studies, sees more opposition to the island’s independence than support for it but believes that military conflict cannot be ruled out.
Polling suggests Lai faces ‘unprecedented levels of public dissatisfaction’ and the Trump tariffs are a further risk to his support base.
