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Amber Wang
Senior 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
The change would mean a shift in Washington’s long-standing position and affect American arms sales to the island, according to analysts.
An agreement ending hostilities could allow the two sides to discuss the future on an equal footing, Chang Ya-chung.
Chinese scholars say Tokyo’s security expansion and US ties could trigger regional instability.
Island’s leader William Lai has ‘challenged our red lines’, Luo Yuan says on sidelines of Beijing’s Xiangshan Forum.
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Verbal battle erupts at security conference over Tehran’s targeting of US bases in Saudi Arabia.
Dong Jun makes rare public offer of foreign military aid at major security conference and skips mentions of Taiwan and South China Sea.
On the sidelines of the Xiangshan Forum, a leading Chinese researcher says there could be a role for the vessels at critical moments.
No ‘illusion that things will be easy’ ahead, former Chinese ambassador to US says before President Xi Jinping is expected in Washington.
Cynthia ‘Xanthi’ Carras to attend Beijing’s largest annual high-level security and defence conference.
The late statesman, known for his pivotal role in transitioning China towards a market economy, will be cremated in Beijing on Tuesday.
Some mainland companies’ tech proficiency may be closing gaps with American counterparts, but challenges remain, analysts say.
PLA documentary showcases enough air power in its combination of the Jing Lei-1 on board an H-6N to cover ‘almost the entire Pacific Ocean’.
From artificial intelligence to quantum technology and hypersonic weapons, the PLA is in a race to define the next era of warfare.
The support system is designed to support exercises involving ‘hundreds of targets and dozens of formations’, according to state media.
Prominent commentator shares insights on the PLA’s 2027 goal, competition with the US, the Taiwan issue and the peacetime dilemma.
Comments made ahead of the PLA’s 99th anniversary offer a rare insight into how military modernisation is progressing.
Zhou Bo of Tsinghua University weighs US’ commitment to Taiwan, how big a nuclear deterrent China needs and the risks of AI warfare.
‘Grey market’ exploiting legal loopholes has made prosecution difficult, state media report warns.
The Pave Paws early-warning unit detected the launch from waters near the mainland’s southern coast, report says.
Joint exercise reveals deepening military cooperation between Beijing and Moscow while sending signal to Washington and its regional allies.
More than a technical milestone, undersea launch sends strategic signal to the US and Beijing’s neighbours in Asia-Pacific, analysts say.
Details of a growing family of standard-sized weapon systems appeared on social media, along with video of an EMALS in action.
South China Sea Strategic Situation Probing Initiative says base infrastructure expansion ‘has fallen short of expectations’.
While the J-15T was designed to use an advanced launch system, new images show it operating from the older Liaoning carrier.
On the 105th anniversary of the ruling party’s founding, Xi Jinping also warns members to stay vigilant and prepare for challenges.
Tokyo says it had tracked two separate flights involving H-6 and Tu-95 bombers, some of which passed over the western Pacific.
Move marks mainland China’s latest bid to assert jurisdictional claims in the contested waters following the maritime boundary negotiations.
Joint exercises to protect lives and property in the waters have not been held in a decade.
Wang Huning tells delegates to ‘stand on the right side of history’ after the island’s ruling party banned officials from attending the forum.
