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Dewey Sim
Senior Reporter, China
Dewey Sim is a reporter for the China desk covering Beijing's foreign policy. He was previously writing about Singapore and Southeast Asia for the Post's Asia desk. A Singapore native, Dewey joined the Post in 2019 and is a graduate of the Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information.
Beijing has signalled to the incoming government that it’s prepared to ‘resist and retaliate’, according to analysts.
Chinese embassy in New Zealand also urges end to use of cybersecurity issues to ‘slander and smear China’, saying it is itself a victim.
The swift nomination of former senator David Perdue suggests the president-elect sees Beijing as a high priority, observer says.
Without changes from Beijing, tensions over Ukraine war and economic competition unlikely to improve, bloc’s ambassador warns.
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China has choices to counter confrontation from Trump’s pick for secretary of state, but experts say broader challenge is next cabinet’s hardline posturing.
Annalena Baerbock also warns that Russia is dragging Asia into Ukraine war, saying ‘this is not in China’s interests either’.
The Chinese leader praised Lee Hsien Loong’s long-term support for cooperation with Beijing during the latter’s visit to China.
Lee says it is ‘unwise’ to write the country off, citing its ability to plan for the long term during a visit to the eastern city of Suzhou.
For Beijing, the US defence secretary’s revelation of deployment to Task Force Ayungin could be ‘nerve-racking’, says analyst.
Lutnick, a Wall Street billionaire, will take the lead on the new administration’s trade agenda.
Foreign affairs expert explains why ‘guardrails’ have not eased US-China tensions and the EU’s role in the growing rivalry
Hardline congressman Mike Waltz has called China an ‘existential threat’ to US interests and called for a boycott of Beijing Winter Olympics.
Talks on operational interactions and best air and maritime safety practices aim to ‘clarify intent’ and reduce risks, according to the US.
The EU is increasingly anxious about incoming US president Donald Trump’s cross-Atlantic moves, while its trade row with China has deepened.
Amid rumours about possible cabinet picks, from Elon Musk to Mike Pompeo, experts say China hardliners could risk ‘fierce confrontation’.
The next US president could usher in a period of trade turbulence but there could be ways out for the two countries, analysts say.
The world will be watching Donald Trump’s relationship with Chinese President Xi Jinping as former US leader returns to White House.
The Chinese leader’s message of congratulation follows similar messages by lower-level officials.
Election-related topics have attracted tens of millions of views on domestic social media amid the anticipated tight contest.
Wang Jisi points to Xinjiang and Hong Kong as areas of American interference in Beijing’s affairs.
Chinese exporters are facing tougher conditions abroad and only set to get worse, analysts say.
Commerce Ministry says it hopes the bloc will ‘work with China’ to find resolution, despite European Union’s decision to boost taxes.
Jake Sullivan mentioned China when introducing document, saying US is concerned about its AI use to undermine security of US and its allies.
Economic reasons could be a factor in the breakthrough and it might also help China diplomatically, observers say.
European think tank says Washington’s dual deterrence strategy is ‘the only viable basis for preserving peace across the Taiwan Strait’.
US presidential candidates may have similar strategies for the region but Harris could take more ‘personal’ approach and Trump ‘more transactional’.
The Chinese embassy has suggested the killing in a Makati hotpot restaurant may be linked to offshore gambling.
As this year’s summit host, Moscow will be looking for a way around the US dollar-dominated international payments system.
Li Qiang’s visit follows a recent protest over an incident in the Paracel Islands and offers Beijing a chance to keep its neighbour onside.
Meeting on Asean forum sidelines makes little progress amid fears that intensifying disputes could erupt into trade war.
