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Orange Wang
Senior Reporter, China
Based in Beijing, Orange covers a range of topics including China's economy and diplomacy. He previously worked in Hong Kong and had a stint in Washington. Before joining the Post, Orange worked as a Shanghai Correspondent for ET Net, a Hong Kong financial news agency.
Based in Beijing, Orange covers a range of topics including China's economy and diplomacy. He previously worked in Hong Kong and had a stint in Washington. Before joining the Post, Orange worked as a Shanghai Correspondent for ET Net, a Hong Kong financial news agency.
Areas of Expertise:
China's economy, China's diplomacy
Languages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
Philippine president expands on Taiwan position and confrontation in the South China Sea.
Assault in Hobart one the latest in a string of incidents against Chinese visitors in recent months.
Reports he will attend the SCO summit come as speculation grows that India is rethinking its approach to China as tensions with the US mount.
Chinese analysts say Washington is showing the importance of US-Australia relationship, but missile system unlikely to affect China.
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Central European leader is first from the European bloc and Nato to confirm plans to be in Beijing for 80th anniversary commemoration.
FBI director Kash Patel says Wellington office shows the agency is ‘prioritising a permanent presence across all Five Eyes countries’.
Foreign ministry says it hosted ‘candid, friendly and conducive’ three-way talks in Shanghai following the recent border ceasefire.
Beijing should weigh visions of tech accelerationists like Musk and Thiel to grasp Washington’s broader strategic agenda, experts say.
Despite spotlight on Chenyue Mao matter, foreign ministry says it will ‘welcome people from all countries to travel and do business in China’.
Public pledges from the Asia-Pacific allies unlikely, observers say, with efforts to pressure them seen as signs of ‘weakening’ confidence.
Beijing accused Japanese planes of ‘repeated’ incursions into an air defence zone after its air force was accused of dangerous manoeuvres.
Some analysts believe the tax and spending act will ‘cause some trouble’, but others say there could be an upside for Beijing.
With a potential opening for a China visit by the US president, success will hinge on removing US ambiguity over Taiwan, scholar says.
Communist Party diplomat Liu Jianchao pitches China’s vision for international relations while rejecting US rhetoric at World Peace Forum.
Cooperation on geopolitical and geostrategic interests seen to be largely unaffected, along with ‘basic strategic choice to counter China’.
Move comes one day after the former Philippine Senate leader’s term ended and bars him from entry to the mainland, Hong Kong and Macau.
Shipments resume under strict conditions but not from Fukushima and its environs as Beijing seeks closer ties with its neighbours.
The International Organisation for Mediation may be a sign of Beijing’s hopes to reshape the global order with help from the Global South.
New Zealand leader’s China trip focuses on trade and tourism, but differences over Pacific island ties cast a shadow.
Beijing has expressed its willingness to play a ‘constructive’ role, but there may be limits on what it can achieve.
Chinese military says Manila has courted countries outside the region, ‘raising security risks’ and undermining peace and stability.
Big power rivalry in strategic waters still ‘manageable’ but likely to be prolonged structurally, Beijing-based Grandview Institution says.
Beijing’s all carrot, no stick ‘strategic imperative’ drawing US’ southern neighbours closer, experts say.
Foreign ministry comment seen as latest sign that Beijing is trying to reset regional ties amid growing US trade uncertainty.
Citing ‘horrible’ lack of contact, former American envoy to Russia Michael McFaul says dialogue between two leaders ‘especially important’ for stable ties.
China’s industrial output rose 6.1 per cent, beating estimates, while domestic consumption up 5.1 per cent – slightly below expectations.
Britain takes China’s place as America’s second-biggest overseas creditor as Beijing pushes to diversify foreign exchange reserves.
Beijing should not harbour any illusions after early win, with sticking points and structural issues still to deal with.
With rival poised to survive impeachment following midterm election, Philippine leader might be forced to recalibrate China policy.
