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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
French president is trying to shore up his legacy of strategic autonomy before leaving office next year, analysts say.
Iranian president says blockade, threats ‘main obstacles’ to negotiations; and Iran reopens its airspace with some China flights to resume.
US president’s ceasefire extension followed by threats to ‘blow up’ rest of Iran, as Tehran refuses to join peace talks while Hormuz blockade continues.
A two-week ceasefire is about to expire, and it’s not clear if Tehran will show up for a second round of talks.
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Amid US actions in the two major shipping channels, attention has shifted to the strategic importance and potential risks elsewhere.
Joint communique indicates wish to keep maritime disputes from jeopardising ties and caps To Lam’s trip.
Atlas charts location, concentration and distribution patterns of dozens of elements in seabed sediments.
US president says war is ‘very close to over’ but also ‘we’re not finished. We’ll see what happens. I think they want to make a deal very badly’.
China’s substantial investments in the central European country point to bilateral cooperation that is mutually beneficial, analysts say.
Tehran’s lead negotiator hits out at Washington after Islamabad talks, while Vance says sticking point was lack of nuclear commitments.
As the clock ticks down to negotiations in Islamabad, two big factors stand in the way of progress.
Transatlantic allies’ refusal to back the Iran war fuels latest Trump outburst after meeting with Nato chief Mark Rutte.
After stepping into the domestic spotlight last year, the Pakistani military chief is now emerging as a player in world affairs.
Markets rise on fragile pause in fighting, as Tehran keeps Hormuz shut and warns it may abandon deal if Israeli strikes on Lebanon continue.
Washington receives ‘10-point proposal from Iran’ with US president claiming it could serve as ‘a workable basis on which to negotiate’.
Donald Trump says on social media the missing crewman had been injured but is now ‘safe and sound’.
Washington’s change in direction is a ‘reminder’ that Beijing could play a more important role in global governance, researcher says.
‘To support or not to support Ukraine can also have an impact on Taiwan and the security situation in the Indo-Pacific’: Pistorius.
The spike in oil prices is an obvious short-term boon for Moscow, but some observers are unsure it will have so much impact in the long run.
US leader is likely to ask Beijing to commit to ‘large’ purchases of American agricultural and manufacturing goods, says Stephen Biegun.
Tehran has signalled a willingness for Beijing to act as a mediator in its escalating war against US and Israel.
Many in the region harbour security concerns similar to Tokyo’s and prefer to stay neutral between the Asian heavyweights, analysts say.
Iranian strikes on neighbouring states in response to US and Israeli attacks highlight how difficult Beijing’s balancing act has become.
The revival of tourism is seen as a test of Pyongyang’s willingness to reignite economic ties with Beijing, its largest trading partner.
Chinese analysts weigh the US president’s shifting signals and global oil risks, reject talk of any benefit to China.
Continuity over change seen in cleric whom analysts anticipate could double down on policies against the US and Israel.
In Beijing, Peter Tan Hai Chuan says two countries built ties based on sovereign equality and respect, not just cultural or ethnic links.
While Moscow accuses London and Paris of preparing to give nuclear weapons to Kyiv, Beijing doubles down.
Top Ukrainian envoy urges Beijing to ‘walk this last mile together’ on anniversary of Russia’s invasion.
