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Shi Jiangtao
Reporter, China
A former diplomat, Shi Jiangtao has worked as a China reporter at the Post for more than a decade. He's interested in political, social and environmental development in China.
A former diplomat, Shi Jiangtao has worked as a China reporter at the Post for more than a decade. He's interested in political, social and environmental development in China.
Areas of Expertise:
China newsLanguages Spoken:
English, Mandarin
Opportunity and challenge for Beijing on world stage amid Donald Trump’s order suspending support for 66 international organisations.
While Tokyo’s corporate leaders stay home amid fallout from prime minister’s remarks on Taiwan, Beijing prepares to welcome South Korean president and top executives.
Poor prospects for ‘substantial results’ prompts delegation of about 200 people to put visit on hold.
Decades-old legislation overhauled to plug gaps in the safety of uncrewed civilian aircraft.
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Hesitation does not equal lack of courage, observers caution, citing legal and domestic constraints and a likely pivot to ‘risk avoidance’.
Outcome of ex-media tycoon’s Hong Kong trial poses stern test for Labour government’s balancing act with Beijing, observers say.
Election of Jose Antonio Kast in Latin American country adds to Donald Trump’s vocal allies but analysts expect China ties to stay stable.
The temperature has lowered after a downward spiral since Trump’s return to the White House, but relations may face ‘strong headwinds’ again.
Chinese scholar Wang Jisi warns that current world order with ‘two superpowers and many strong powers’ faces growing risk of conflict.
Commentator and former senior colonel on Beijing’s row with Japan, lessons from the Ukraine war and why playing global policeman is a trap.
Notice vows to ‘identify and rectify’ fire risks across public and private facilities, with a focus on unsafe practices and lax management.
Zhou Bo ponders Japanese PM Takaichi’s recent remarks, lessons from the Ukraine conflict and why China won’t be world’s policeman.
As a deal to end the war takes shape, wary Beijing sees a post-war reconstruction role but also significant geopolitical risks.
China’s efforts to persuade EU to treat ties ‘as a strategic partnership are reaching their limits’, says former diplomat Cui Hongjian.
Taipei claims ‘numerous conditions’ have been imposed on its attendance at next year’s meeting in Shenzhen.
Tensions ease between the two countries as Canadian prime minister seeks to make up for ‘lost time’.
The meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and his US counterpart Donald Trump marks symbolic reset in power balance between rivals.
Aspirations outlined at the fourth plenum stress ‘Chinese-style modernisation’ and maritime development amid rising geopolitical tensions.
Foreign Minister Wang Yi tells Japanese counterpart Toshimitsu Motegi to respect key concerns and avoid actions that could destabilise ties.
Foreign minister touts Beijing’s vision for global governance, rejects ‘house rules’ of a few nations.
Beijing and Washington have some room to manoeuvre but the big structural issues remain, observers say.
China claims ‘illegal intrusion’ into waters near contested Sandy Cay, while the Philippines condemns ‘clear threat’ and bullying tactics.
Global body is at a crossroads, and observers say a ‘leaderless’ era could emerge during second Trump administration.
Beijing’s No 2 official also urges Ottawa to adopt a ‘correct’ perception as both sides navigate in the shadow of tougher US tariffs.
Applying Western paradigms to Chinese materials leads to misinterpretations of China’s global role, government adviser tells People’s Daily.
US leader says he wants to regain control of Bagram Air Base because of its proximity to Chinese nuclear facilities in Xinjiang.
With a key US-Russia arms treaty due to expire in February, the world is at risk of entering a new era of strategic instability, analysts warn.
Analysts say the GGI reflects China’s ambitions to shape a multipolar world, but it needs more substance to avoid becoming an ‘empty shell’.
Embassy in London slams Britain for flouting international law after three Chinese firms sanctioned for allegedly aiding Russia’s military.
