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William Zheng
Senior Correspondent, China
William Zheng is a veteran journalist who has served and led major Hong Kong and Singaporean media organisations in his 20-year career, covering greater China. He is now a senior correspondent on the China desk at the Post.
William Zheng is a veteran journalist who has served and led major Hong Kong and Singaporean media organisations in his 20-year career, covering greater China. He is now a senior correspondent on the China desk at the Post.
Areas of Expertise:
Politics and policies in mainland China and its repercussions to the rest of Greater ChinaLanguages Spoken:
English, Mandarin, Cantonese
Disgraced leader should be ‘severely punished’ according to law, court says, calling circumstances of his bribery ‘particularly serious’.
Measures cover education, management and supervision of senior cadres and coincide with emphasis on study of Xi Jinping Thought.
Documentary series aired on state TV says cover stories, tech tools and scope of espionage ‘far exceed what most people can imagine’.
Sources say the Pentagon’s undersecretary for policy could arrive in Beijing ‘within weeks’ to finalise arrangements for defence chief’s trip.
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China’s top graft watchdog says former Hubei governor is suspected of violating discipline.
Tokyo says it’s building a coastal defence system but Beijing sees an offensive purpose in the deployment.
Sources close to the filmmaker say he will be working on preparations for latest sequel of Rush Hour action-comedy franchise.
Sources say Beijing’s exclusive Capital Club has been reserved for networking opportunities in a ‘less formal’ setting during state visit.
Sentences for Wei Fenghe and Li Shangfu are the most severe for senior military officers since anti-corruption campaign began in 2012.
Long Time Technology Co statement says employees required to ‘stay away from any political behaviour that undermines peace and stability’.
Witnesses describe overwhelming smell of burnt gunpowder from site of explosion as authorities assess damage to nearby houses from the blast.
State media shows J-35A model bearing AVIC logo rolling out of the hangar, the English lettering hinting it is an export model.
Beijing sends Vice-Premier Zhang Guoqing to supervise the aftermath of deadly explosion in ‘China’s fireworks capital’.
Pilot system driven by artificial intelligence technology will now be rolled out in the courts of dozens more Chinese cities.
Communist Party’s top anti-graft watchdog wraps up investigation into Yi’s activities with long list of allegations.
War distractions and limited goals risk turning Beijing talks into optics over substance, as expectations shrink and planning falters.
Former PLA personnel say Iran’s success in shooting down US fighter jet boosts morale and shows it retains ‘some air-defence capabilities’.
The maiden flight of the most powerful plane of its kind was hailed by state media as establishing a ‘complete technological chain’.
US President Donald Trump has repeatedly threatened to seize the key Iranian oil hub, with latest speech heightening fears.
A surge in US service members in the Middle East suggests the makings of a protracted and low-intensity conflict, analysts say.
Ko also banned from running for the island’s top office for six years, ruling out a run in 2028.
Tan confessed to taking about US$89 million in bribes and insider trading during his time at Avic.
Intruder threatened to kill Chinese diplomatic personnel in the name of god, China’s foreign ministry says.
China says living conditions and local economy stand to benefit, days after Vietnam states opposition to land-reclamation activities.
As Beijing and Washington negotiate new schedule for Trump’s visit, Daines is expected to meet US business leaders in Hong Kong on March 30.
Beijing’s decision to instruct promising cadres on logistics and resources reflects a sober outlook on trade relations, observers say.
‘Given the situation [in the Middle East], the visit’s security arrangements must be extremely careful’.
The country has military strength and political resolve but more work needs to be done on a third element, an NPC deputy says.
More ‘tigers’ are being culled than ever before in a campaign that could be becoming the new normal.
