Carol Yang
Beijing
Senior Reporter, China Desk
Carol joined the Post in January 2025 and covers the China's economy and diplomacy. Before this role, she worked for shipping media outlet Lloyd’s List in Shanghai and the China Global Television Network in Beijing.
Carol joined the Post in January 2025 and covers the China's economy and diplomacy. Before this role, she worked for shipping media outlet Lloyd’s List in Shanghai and the China Global Television Network in Beijing.
Areas of Expertise:
Chinese economy, policy and shippingLanguages Spoken:
English, Mandarin
Video clip shows honour guard drill mirroring the welcome extended to Donald Trump during his China trip.
Survey by Sun Yat-sen University team also concludes that many people believe the country has played a positive role on the world stage.
State data, business secrets and personal privacy are at stake, State Security Minister Chen Yixin warns as he calls for stronger safeguards.
European Parliament official says conference attendance by Hsiao Bi-khim was kept confidential to safeguard her participation.
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Beijing pledges to help maintain Mexican sovereignty and security during a meeting between the countries’ foreign ministers.
Conceived in 1997, the 500km China-Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan railway will offer the shortest land route from China to the Middle East and Europe.
Its opposition to the commercialisation of Arctic transit comes amid rising anxiety over Beijing and Moscow’s closer polar collaboration.
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Experts find downstream erosion is critical to scale of destruction as death toll continues to rise from China-Nepal landslide and floods.
Footage from Gyirong Port in Tibet shows how Huang Peng tried to guide civilians to safety moments before the crossing was destroyed.
Move follows direct request from Kathmandu, Beijing says, as more than 100 people remain trapped inside multiple hydropower tunnels in Nepal.
Members of Asian-American congressional caucus warn the ‘dangerous and unacceptable’ rhetoric fuels discrimination and violence.
Beijing warns economic pressure will fail; semi-official Track 1.5 dialogue targets risk control before Chinese president visits US.
The two sides also criticised Israel’s ‘dangerous escalatory actions’ following King Abdullah’s meeting with Xi Jinping in Beijing.
The partnership – part of a wider effort to expand cultural ties – will explore sites associated with the 5,000-year-old Caral civilisation.
Chinese leader’s message to Daniel Noboa comes amid increasing US efforts to assert its influence in the region.
Canberra is described as quietly confident in its resilience yet wary of Beijing’s overtures to go further and into new areas of activity.
The storm strikes coastal Zhejiang province on Sunday evening, packing heavy winds and disrupting travel across eastern China.
In quest to win trust of Asian neighbours, Beijing is intensifying its rhetoric against Tokyo’s changing defence posture.
Employee’s ‘inappropriate behaviour’ cited following incident in which celebrity’s fans were denied boarding over security concerns.
American tech giants are trying to tap into lawmakers concerns about China to secure favourable outcomes, some analysts have warned.
Supersonic anti-ship missiles deployed during exercises near disputed Scarborough Shoal seen as ‘powerful deterrent against provocations’.
Washington has sanctioned 43 Chinese companies accused of human rights abuses in the western region of Xinjiang.
Bratislava has maintained relatively warm ties with Beijing even as the bloc has toughened its stance on trade.
Shanghai Jiao Tong University says it is investigating after a report alleges the child died after receiving treatment from Qiu Zilong.
Red rainstorm alert issued as country’s strongest typhoon so far this year causes severe disruption in tech hub Shenzhen and nearby cities.
Aggressive pressure, driven by fresh tech curbs and tariffs, risks souring the high-stakes meeting with Xi Jinping, analysts say.
On the sidelines of Asean gathering in Manila, the Chinese foreign minister tells Penny Wong that Canberra should drop its double standards.
