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Laura Zhou
Senior Correspondent, China
Laura Zhou joined the Post's Beijing bureau in 2010. She covers China's diplomatic relations and has reported on topics such as Sino-US relations, China-India disputes, and reactions to the North Korea nuclear crisis, as well as other general news.
Laura Zhou joined the Post's Beijing bureau in 2010. She covers China's diplomatic relations and has reported on topics such as Sino-US relations, China-India disputes, and reactions to the North Korea nuclear crisis, as well as other general news.
Areas of Expertise:
DiplomacyLanguages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
Anwar joined a number of world leaders in paying tribute to the former Chinese premier who played a key role in opening up the economy.
Philippine National Police and their Fujian province counterparts agree to share intelligence to tackle cross-border crime.
Prominent policy journal says Beijing should pass a law to close the gap between traditional maritime law and modern grey-zone warfare.
Bratislava has maintained relatively warm ties with Beijing even as the bloc has toughened its stance on trade.
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Officials warn Chinese citizens of a spike in international marriage scams and the risk of prosecution.
Ten years after the Hague’s tribunal ruling, Beijing’s island-building strategy has effectively eclipsed the 2016 decision, observers say.
Satellite images suggest construction at the South China Sea atoll, now Beijing’s biggest outpost in the Paracels, is entering a new phase.
Official Communist Party paper slams verdict as ‘destabilising force’ as it runs twin commentaries in run-up to 10th anniversary of ruling.
China must overhaul innovation ecosystem or risk a power decline that could even shift cross-strait leverage, academic warns.
The PLA held a welcome ceremony for the Russian warships, which arrived in the eastern port of Qingdao on Sunday.
China’s top diplomat is visiting the Nordic countries amid a growing debate in the EU about how to respond to Beijing’s trade practices.
Beijing has used law enforcement patrols and scientific study to boost its control over the contested South China Sea area.
Beyond the fivefold visa fee spike, flight shortages and soaring airfares expected to deter price-sensitive Chinese travellers, analysts say.
Analysts say Washington appears to be making more concessions, but the shaky agreement is unlikely to guarantee lasting peace.
Farm-belt officials from both sides meet as US voters consider issues for midterms and Beijing detains US citizen.
Myanmar expected to push for reopened China trade routes that were restricted for fear of conflict spilling over the border.
As the US, Iran and Pakistan announce they have reached an agreement on the conflict, Chinese analysts flag Israel as unpredictable factor.
Trade delegation to Beijing postponed after death of prominent backchannel figure who served as Japanese chief cabinet secretary.
Announcement comes after Manila lodged diplomatic protest over ‘illegal presence’ of a floating structure at the disputed atoll.
Manila says aerial monitoring shows that Beijing has built a platform at the disputed reef.
The Chinese leader begins his first foreign trip of the year by pledging that the ‘traditional friendship’ between the countries will not change.
This week’s Shanghai film festival doesn’t include any movies from Japan – the latest sign of an unofficial boycott.
Analysts warn the Tokyo-Manila boundary negotiations will be seen in Beijing as an attempt to challenge its position on Taiwan.
A new flashpoint has opened up in the western Pacific Ocean with Beijing expected to strengthen its presence in the waters east of Taiwan.
Beijing says negotiations between Tokyo and Manila cover area east of Taiwan where it maintains exclusive economic zone.
Nations facing chronic water shortages might look to Chinese investment to upgrade their creaking Soviet-era infrastructure, observers say.
More than 100 survivors treated in hospital after the explosion in Shanxi and executives from the mining firm have been detained.
Acting navy secretary suggests US$14 billion weapons deal is on hold, but Taipei says it has ‘no information’ about a freeze.
Analysts say Beijing’s position in managing three-way ties appears to be strengthened after hosting Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin.
