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Meredith Chen
Reporter, China
Meredith Chen joined the Post in 2023 and covers China politics and diplomacy. She holds a master’s degree in journalism from the University of Hong Kong. Previously, she had stints with both international and Chinese-language media outlets, focusing on affairs in Asia.
Analysts expect the Indonesian president’s trip will mark a shift from infrastructure to public welfare investment opportunities.
The devices could reduce testing on animals and speed up the time a drug takes to get to market.
Recent trials have compounded concerns about unduly harsh legal action targeting businesses in other regions to ease the local debt situation.
Deep Blue Aerospace sells 2 tickets for a trip it says features at least 5 minutes of weightlessness in outer space.
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Jintang tunnel will link Ningbo and Zhoushan islands in China’s east and is expected to be built by the end of 2026.
A senior Volkswagen executive was detained and expelled from the country after returning from a trip to Thailand, where cannabis is legal.
Beijing says drive for self-reliance has led to ‘breakthroughs’ in oil and gas exploration, and progress in ‘urgently needed’ mineral deposits.
As Taipei opens representative office in Mumbai, mainland China’s foreign ministry urges India to handle Taiwan issues with caution.
Chinese premier opens trip with joint opening of Beijing-funded New Gwadar International Airport ahead of two days of SCO meetings.
Lebanese business leader says his country will reduce Western tech imports, including mobile devices, and buy more from China after pager explosions.
Officials pledge to address ‘structural issues’ in job market and ease operational pain for SMEs, following major stimulus from Beijing.
Baloch Liberation Army finds targeting Chinese interests ‘a useful tool’ in its separatist campaign, says academic.
Families who spent years in limbo have had their hopes dashed, and some analysts fear disabled children may never get to enjoy family life.
The ships entered the ocean on Tuesday, China’s national day, in an exercise closely monitored by the US.
Week-long National Day break is expected to see more than 1.9 billion journeys, most of them by car.
State Council approves regulation to unify ‘fragmented and imperfect’ rules covering sensitive dual-use technologies and minerals.
Local police detain 44-year-old man accused of attacking the primary student who is being treated in hospital for injuries.
Amid a trade stand-off with the EU, the Spanish prime minister called for a ‘fair trade order’ on the first day of his visit to China.
Madrid previously backed the duties in an advisory vote, but if approved Beijing could widen a probe that could hit Spanish pork exports.
Climate envoys John Podesta and Liu Zhenmin are expected to discuss global emissions and climate-related funding for less wealthy nations.
Legislative resolution says US sanctions are ‘baseless’, calls to create ‘positive social environment’ for growth of businesses targeted.
A report by a government ministry dismisses Manila’s claims Chinese ships have damaged coral reefs and tries to turn the tables.
White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan was joined by a large contingent for meetings with China’s top diplomat Wang Yi.
The Jinghong dam has previously been blamed for changes in water levels, but Bangkok embassy says no water was discharged last week.
Article argues region is becoming a ‘powder keg’ and highlights Washington’s efforts to set up network of alliances to counter Beijing.
The act of consensus is perceived as a move towards peace in space.
The gold handed out in Paris didn’t go around just the athletes’ necks; there were plenty who left with some on their fingers, too.
As with all sporting events, the athletes’ performances are just one element of an Olympics and this edition has been rich with narrative.
Born in 2005, Liu, who performs as B-Girl 671, is one of the country’s young, hungry talents and has entered the top echelons of the female breakdancing world in recent years.
Wang Chuqin’s favourite table tennis bat was broken in a scrum of photographers as he celebrated winning mixed doubles gold.
