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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.
Foreign Minister Wang Yi urges his counterparts to work towards greater economic integration and supply chain stability.
China’s foreign minister pledges to work with France against ‘unipolar hegemony’ as Trump-Putin talks leave Europe out in the cold.
Observers predict the two sides must make progress on touchy issues such as trade and fentanyl before China will agree to leaders’ meeting.
Foreign Minister Wang Yi urges Washington to resume talks after a meeting to discuss the issue in Beijing attended by Iran and Russia.
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Former central banker Mark Carney will continue battles with both Beijing and Washington when he takes the helm, analysts say.
China’s ties with Japan are improving as Tokyo has doubts about US commitments to the region, analyst says.
Beijing sees heated talks between US and Ukraine as a ‘systemic reordering’ of geopolitics, according to analysts.
The Chinese leader also calls for closer coordination as he meets security chief Sergei Shoigu amid thawing ties between Russia and the US.
The president is offering green cards in return for investments of US$5 million, but prospective applicants may prefer to wait and see.
Even as US-Russia talks prompt debate about the impact on China, analysts say China-Russia links run too deep to be severed easily.
Beijing has reportedly offered to provide peacekeepers, but analysts are divided about how far it is willing to go to secure a deal.
Foreign Minister Wang Yi tells Israeli counterpart Gideon Saar that the country takes a ‘long-term’ view of the relationship.
Ministerial talks brought back to life in London as Starmer’s government pursues a more pragmatic China policy.
In Super Bowl interview on Fox News, the US president says he ‘loves talking’ to his Chinese counterpart.
Russia’s ambassador to China says Xi returned invitation for Putin to visit China to mark Sino-Japanese war anniversary later in year.
American leader touts ‘very good’ relationship with Xi Jinping amid ‘massive’ trade deficits with Beijing.
The US president is framing the possible tariffs as a penalty for the flow of fentanyl from Canada and Mexico.
Whether and how the mercurial president-elect delivers on his various pledges on trade with Beijing and other issues will be anyone’s guess.
High court rules that law requiring ByteDance to sell video-sharing app to non-Chinese buyer or face US ban starting Sunday is constitutional.
The two leaders spoke just before the US Supreme Court upheld a law that could ban the popular Chinese-owned app as soon as Sunday.
Scott Bessent tells Senate Finance Committee confirmation hearing Donald Trump’s tariff policy is useful tool for leverage in negotiations.
Mike Waltz delivers clearest signal yet on regional partnerships and also affirms stance on arms for Taipei.
In a departing message delivered a week before leaving office, Biden claimed the US is in a stronger position in a long-term competition with China.
But observers split on whether a ‘dark day’ for 170 million American users looms or a preliminary injunction to delay the ruling is coming.
Justices’ questions about popular platform suggest First Amendment free-speech rights could take back seat to ByteDance’s Chinese ownership.
Despite US president-elect’s vow of high duties across the board, firm’s chief economist forecasts only key goods will face 60% rate.
Washington must build up relations with ‘global swing states’ and offer a more ‘affirmative and assertive’ trade policy, say authors.
Human rights champion welcomed Deng Xiaoping to White House in landmark 1979 trip capping official diplomatic ties between Beijing and Washington.
Leaders like Viktor Orban of Hungary and Giorgia Meloni of Italy embrace US president-elect but may not hold with his entire agenda.
