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Vanessa Cai
Reporter, China
Vanessa Cai is a reporter for the China desk, based in Shanghai. Previously she worked for Caixin Global in Beijing and Shanghai-based news outlet Sixth Tone.
Vanessa Cai is a reporter for the China desk, based in Shanghai. Previously she worked for Caixin Global in Beijing and Shanghai-based news outlet Sixth Tone.
Areas of Expertise:
Chinese politics, social issuesLanguages Spoken:
English, Mandarin
Science ministry says algorithms, models and other tech-related content must be clearly documented and accessible for inspection.
Using the dam on the Yarlung Tsangpo to share electricity could carry ‘significant strategic value’ for Beijing, analysts say.
The rules follow a series of scandals that have seen a dozen senior PLA commanders being placed under investigation.
Around 1,200 cases of the illness reported in Foshan city in Guangdong province, prompting health alert in nearby Hong Kong.
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Taipei accused of ‘discriminatory treatment’ for requiring spouses of Taiwanese to show they have abandoned mainland residency.
Survey of academic papers points to a noticeable increase since 2019 in consideration of a ‘one country, two systems’ framework for the island.
Resumption comes as India’s foreign minister makes first trip to Beijing since 2020, meets counterpart Wang Yi and Vice-President Han Zheng.
Shanghai’s overall office vacancy rate rose to 22.4 per cent in June from 22.1 per cent at the end of 2024, according to CBRE.
New party rules aim to standardise policy coordination and strengthen decision-making at the top.
Gathering comes ahead of European leaders’ summit in Beijing with President Xi Jinping to mark 50 years of diplomatic ties.
AI beginning to ‘cross boundaries’ and becoming increasingly dangerous, Tsinghua College of AI dean Andrew Yao cautions.
Public security minister signals willingness to tackle Trump priorities in meeting with American envoy, but US must ‘meet China halfway’.
Charges against Jian Yunqing and Liu Zunyong include conspiracy, smuggling ‘dangerous biological pathogen’ into US and visa fraud.
‘If negotiations on the fentanyl issue can get under way … there’s real hope that the US will remove the 20 per cent tariffs’: Wu Xinbo.
Top intelligence agency says those with access to such information must maintain ‘constant vigilance in safeguarding national security’.
President Xi Jinping says leadership is ‘organising the drafting of a proposal’, which will need to be endorsed at the fourth plenum.
State broadcaster flags up work on ‘flagship’ project after New Delhi threatens to cut off supplies from Indus.
The Caribbean countries are among handful of nations with formal Taipei ties, but presence in Beijing signals pragmatism, analysts say.
The island’s presidential office says reference did not relate to Taiwan and the situation is unchanged.
Political adviser cautions against dependence on AI for decision-making, calls for security mechanism to monitor and intercept threats.
Draft legislation goes before the NPC, a decade after first being mooted.
Communist Party mouthpiece says there must be greater penalties for violations that could ‘undermine the country’s strategic goals’.
Beijing’s tougher tariff response reflects new understanding of Washington’s aims under Trump 2.0, analysts say.
Move comes two weeks after Chinese officials were hit with US visa curbs over allegedly restricting access to Tibetan areas.
Video clips of Mao Zedong and nationalistic films are circulating as Chinese citizens and business owners consider fallout from Trump’s tariffs.
Cool heads will prevail, analysts say, even as proposed US military spending boost amid a bruising tariff tit-for-tat prompts hot war fears.
State media publishes images of the trio being questioned by the police after Manila detained a number of alleged Chinese spies.
Top Chinese scientist Zhu Songchun calls on Beijing to go beyond ‘surface-level’ achievements to advance theory and philosophy of AI.
Andrew Chiang You-ching, who has avoided the spotlight, is moving to Hangzhou ‘to put down roots’ and develop his career.
