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Enoch Wong
Senior Reporter, China
Enoch Wong joined the Post in 2024 as a Senior Reporter on the China Desk after over a decade with institutions like Tsinghua University and UN-affiliated organisations across Asia, Africa and Europe. A Schwarzman Scholar at Tsinghua University specialising in China-US relations and public policy, he also holds a BSc in Mathematics, Operational Research, Statistics and Economics from the University of Warwick. Known for his insightful commentary and dynamic hosting, Enoch has regularly contributed to major news outlets and moderated panels at international forums, offering a unique perspective on complex global issues.
Restrictions will affect 18 Chinese companies when they come into effect on February 9.
Actions by and against Yemen’s Houthi rebels have been a real-world stress test for the American military, report says.
The state broadcaster’s major annual set piece this year featured Evan Kail who donated a series of rare Second World War photographs.
Accidental feminist icon Su Min, who hit the road after leaving her abusive husband, says ‘it wasn’t until 60 that I truly began to understand life’.
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Annual Lunar New Year programme features AI-powered folk dance, hi-tech effects and US band OneRepublic while reinforcing national identity.
China remains ‘key engine’ of global growth and will push ahead with reforms and guard against ‘external shocks’, leader says.
The Luohe, launched on Wednesday, is tipped to be ‘critical asset in escort missions requiring prolonged operations in more distant waters’.
Ding Xuexiang also tells Davos that Beijing isn’t pursuing a trade surplus and there are ‘no winners in a trade war’.
The Pentagon must make a decision about its F-22 Raptor programme and how to keep up with China, outgoing air force chief says.
Comments from naval commander Chi Jianjun also underscore how growing role of drones and attack robots in warfare is an ‘undeniable trend’.
Economic benefits can be ‘stabilising anchor’ for ties, Vice-Premier He Lifeng tells revived event co-hosted with Chancellor Rachel Reeves.
The network of jammers that aim to disrupt communications could prompt an escalating game of ‘cat-and-mouse’, analysts warn.
Alert follows case of Wang Xing, who was rescued from a compound after being lured to a border town by human traffickers.
The PLA has upgraded infrastructure and improved logistics to achieve ‘combat oxygen’ for soldiers in the high-altitude outpost.
The FK-3 system, delivered to Serbia in 2022, has been widely compared to the US Patriot and Russian S-300 surface-to-air missile systems.
Military experts expect new J-36 to feature multiple breakthroughs but suggest it is likely to be ‘a node in a larger system’ of attacks.
An article for PLA Daily said the technology has to be a ‘tool guided by human judgment’ and warns of its limitations.
Warship achieved ‘all-weather operational capability in complex conditions’, Xinhua year-end report says, highlights role in Taiwan drills.
After cataract surgeries, focus turns to TCM to treat nerve paralysis or car crash victims, and lesser known mosquito-borne viruses.
Djibouti’s key location has buoyed Chinese firms in ports and transport, but some fear the Red Sea crisis may not be all silver lining.
China’s sale of fifth-generation jets to South Asian ally could recalibrate regional dynamics and Pakistan-India rivalry, observers say.
During his annual press conference, the Russian leader says the trio have engaged in a ‘genuine’ effort to end the war.
One dead but no other fatalities or injuries reported after blaze caused extensive damage at one of the city’s most exclusive addresses.
Hong Kong and mainland China teams help reduce spread of mosquito-borne disease in less-developed countries as cases hit record levels worldwide.
Retired PLA officer predicts risk of ‘accidents’ could grow after Donald Trump returns to White House, but Beijing is ‘better prepared now’.
The ‘anti-war’ president-elect’s main goal is to make it clear that Beijing ‘shouldn’t even think about fighting’, ex-intelligence chief says.
Pentagon mistook PLA’s J-35 – which made its public debut at Zhuhai air show this week – for Lockheed Martin’s F-35.
Chinese observers say Beijing needs to stick to its own milestones and avoid getting into a race with the US if possible.
It is the second air-to-sea joint patrol as tensions have escalated around Scarborough, Second Thomas and Sabina shoals.
Taiwan might face impossible expectations from US president-elect who has called for island to drastically increase military spending.
