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Kawala Xie
Reporter, China
Kawala joined the Post in 2022 and has worked in both news and tech after graduating from Columbia Journalism School. Previously based in the US and Australia, she has worked for multiple international news outlets including Al Jazeera, SBS Australia and Shenzhen Television. She specialises in Asia affairs, breaking news reporting and video production.
Dialogue set up last year as Biden and Xi sought to manage bilateral differences could fall off amid anticipated revival of trade war.
Trump spokesman confirms inauguration invitation, but Qiu Wenxing of Chinese embassy does not discuss whether Xi Jinping will attend.
Remarks to US-China Business Council come amid uncertainty about what Trump’s return to White House will mean for bilateral relations.
Defending his economic record, the departing US president warns that his successor will ‘return the country to trickle-down economics’.
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Sanctions targeting Beijing’s hi-tech progress anticipated as report finds Washington has increasingly used such mechanisms in recent years.
Policy discussion on the president-elect’s options hears that peace talks depend on increased pressure on Russian leader.
US president-elect likely to encounter difficulties given the three countries’ aligned interests in challenging the West, analysts say.
Sweeping rules target Chinese access to US-origin and foreign-made products using high-bandwidth memory technologies.
White House declines to confirm reports that breakthrough deal includes release of at least one Chinese prisoner.
US Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell says Xi Jinping’s alliance with and support of Vladimir Putin has strongly affected Ukraine war.
Post is seen as important role to carry out what is expected to be a tough economic agenda against China.
Republican loyalty test brews as president-elect’s support this year for popular social-media app runs headlong into tough-on-Beijing vows.
Beijing has other moves at its disposal, including deepening trade ties with the rest of the world and increasing demand at home.
Study of ‘escalation’ scenarios released before high-stakes G20 annual meeting in Brazil that Xi Jinping and Joe Biden are slated to attend.
President-elect’s transaction-based approach to diplomacy could see informal behind-the-scenes dialogue with Beijing coming to the forefront.
Especially during transition from Joe Biden, tensions could rise about Taiwan and South China Sea, a former State Department official says.
The world will be watching Donald Trump’s relationship with Chinese President Xi Jinping as former US leader returns to White House.
Earlier, Harris called Trump directly, with her campaign chair saying she told him ‘she hopes he will be a president for all Americans’.
Early voters number over 80 million by Monday, the day before Election Day, with women said to be the majority of those casting ballots.
Efforts at rebuilding global alliances have proved more successful than establishing an ‘end goal’ in Washington’s China strategy.
Beijing urged to do more to curb ‘provocative’ actions taken by its close partners Moscow and Pyongyang, says America’s top diplomat.
Comparably low percentage of Americans are ‘moderately or extremely concerned’ about mainland outcompeting them in trade.
From January 2, engagement involving ‘defined set of technologies and products’ is prohibited to guard against fuelling PLA’s modernisation.
Perpetrators are said to have tapped into Verizon’s network in bid to access devices used by the Republican nominee and his running mate.
Washington is ‘willing to engage in dialogue’ with China ‘to better understand risks and counter misperceptions’ about AI, says official.
Next US leader also urged to weigh negative impacts of American and EU trade ‘restrictions and barriers’ on economic growth and inflation.
‘Very close’ talks under way as Washington seeks Tokyo’s cyber-related and other technological support amid deeper Indo-Pacific engagement.
Targeting imports from China and other nations will harm America by driving up inflation and setting back global security, Janet Yellen says.
Cautionary remarks by former US envoy, Taipei lawmaker come after PLA unleashes blockade drills over speech by island’s ‘separatist’ leader.
Concern swirls that William Lai Ching-te’s remarks at annual celebration could prompt Beijing to justify taking cross-strait military action.
