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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.
Beijing should ease excessive regulation and administrative intervention in AI sector to promote more tech innovation, experts say.
Chinese military stages exercises around Scarborough Shoal, which has been a source of persistent tensions with the Philippines.
Chinese ministry team visits Thailand to seek ways to tackle at least 36 major cyber scam gangs, days ahead of Thai leader’s China trip.
DeepSeek shows that hi-tech ‘is not all about scale and money’, one analyst says, as another calls China’s innovative march ‘unstoppable’.
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China is likely to produce more ‘technological surprises’, but an open innovation ecosystem is critical for gaining AI edge, analysts say.
There has been much discussion about how to interpret an idiom used by China’s foreign minister in talks with the US secretary of state.
The recent rescue of kidnapped actor Wang Xing has highlighted the transnational criminal networks that thrive in the region.
Beijing calls for progress on key technologies to improve the country’s emergency responses.
Images of the plane released online last week are expected to increase the pressure on New Delhi to modernise its military.
The CR450 is expected to become the fastest commercial vehicle of its kind and has been several years in the making.
Top planning body’s new Low-altitude Economy Development Division indicates a rare focus on a specific industry.
A court said Fan Weiqiu deliberately drove into a group of people exercising last month because he was angered by his divorce settlement.
In announcing Tan Suo San Hao launch, state media says its Chinese engineers broke through foreign-controlled technological bottlenecks.
‘Cooperating with the US to introduce the Typhon’ poses major threat to regional peace, Beijing warns in third such comment this week.
Education Ministry introduces 40 new majors in the pivot to more advanced manufacturing and self-reliance.
Academic freedom, visa worries, costs and propaganda are among concerns American youth have about China, US business group says.
A battle is heating up over the extraction of minerals from seabeds and Beijing needs allies to win it, researchers say.
Seoul has been taking part in more Indo-Pacific cybersecurity exercises with Washington and Nato.
Top Chinese military official meets Pakistani counterpart in wake of attacks against Chinese interests in the South Asian country.
South China Sea analyst says Washington-Manila alliance becoming ‘more structured, task-oriented, project-based’.
Thousands of researchers will work on US$1 billion SinoProbe II study over six years to create subterranean map of the country.
American commission says China appears to have insulated itself from sanctions by re-routing crude imports through places such as Malaysia.
It is hoped Japan will ‘properly handle’ major issues including Taiwan, Xi Jinping tells Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba on Apec margins.
US president-elect Donald Trump starts filling his cabinet, and many chosen for key roles are known for tough stands on Beijing.
Philippine military says ‘there were no untoward incidents’ during the mission to Second Thomas Shoal.
The Chinese authority says it conducted a patrol as a law enforcement activity.
Analysts warn Donald Trump’s decision to nominate Pete Hegseth for defence secretary could inject unpredictability into fragile relations.
Analysts say if Donald Trump picks Marco Rubio for US secretary of state, it could signal more ‘confrontational’ approach to diplomacy.
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.
