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Dewey Sim
Senior Reporter, China
Dewey Sim is a reporter for the China desk covering Beijing's foreign policy. He was previously writing about Singapore and Southeast Asia for the Post's Asia desk. A Singapore native, Dewey joined the Post in 2019 and is a graduate of the Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information.
The Chinese leader was greeted by King Norodom Sihamoni at the start of a visit that will include talks with Prime Minister Hun Manet.
Xi told Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim Beijing was ready to upgrade its free-deal with the bloc in the face of Trump tariffs.
Although Jakarta has close economic ties with Beijing, a report says the push to boost its hi-tech economy could present openings for American firms.
Foreign ministry confirms the Chinese leader will tour Vietnam, Malaysia and Cambodia in what will be his first foreign visits of the year.
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Rapidly escalating tit-for-tat exchanges are making it hard to see how leadership talks could occur, observers say.
Beijing’s ties with developing world to face test as Washington may push countries to take tougher China stance, analysts say.
In latest sign of renewed focus on neighbourhood, Chinese leader says region will strengthen bonds by ‘appropriately’ managing differences.
US action could have dire effects for millions of people, world leaders warn, as US allies across Europe, Asia consider next moves.
As geopolitical uncertainty and US tariffs reset global trade relations, both sides ‘have to work together’, Australian business council says.
Region is in ‘stable tension’, analyst tells Boao Forum. ‘We already have so many actors in the region … It’s so crowded, this place’.
The Chinese leader is expected to spend three days in Malaysia as well as visit Vietnam and Cambodia.
Beijing needs to address EU concerns including over Ukraine war for ‘functional relationship’, according to ex-Spanish foreign minister.
The US president seems to want to move closer to Beijing, Carlos Gutierrez tells the Boao Forum.
Now is the time for Beijing to show ‘geopolitical magnanimity’ on tough issues like the South China Sea, Malaysian global affairs expert says.
At annual gathering in south China, experts call for developed world to unite and build new economic system as Trump threatens trade.
‘We must protect and develop economic and trade cooperation’ in the face of challenges, Premier Li Qiang tells US Senator Steve Daines.
The big questions between the two countries are unlikely to be settled over the next four years, observer says.
Chinese officials visited Central American nation last week in move seen as ‘quick response from Beijing to understand what is unfolding’.
Global South grouping just seeks ‘just and reasonable post-Western order’, Shanghai Institutes for International Studies report says.
In his annual press conference, Chinese foreign minister presents his country as a force of certainty and a champion of the Global South.
Foreign minister presents China as a source of stability in uncertain world and takes questions on US ties, Ukraine and the South China Sea.
Top diplomat Wang Yi could shed light on Beijing’s position on Ukraine, the Middle East and its ties with Washington when he meets the press.
Foreign policy budget proposal at ‘two sessions’ seen to signal China’s deep commitment to global ties even as it focuses on its economy.
As the US leader plays up personal ties with the Chinese president, ‘substance matters more’ in guiding Washington’s relationship with Beijing, observers say.
If DeepSeek is cheaper alternative ‘it is possible that AI development and adoption in the Global South could take a Chinese turn’: analyst.
China’s foreign minister, in London to meet British counterpart David Lammy, says results of China-UK cooperation are emerging.
If US leader fails to make deals he seeks, he is likely to push ahead with duties – and Beijing will ‘strike back’, according to observers.
Instead of direct confrontation, the US may target frameworks involving China, such as Brics, to preserve its global power, say analysts.
Uncertainty about when – or whether – the two will speak could reflect their different approach to the US-China relationship.
