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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.
Disciplinary agencies across the country are on a recruitment drive, offering opportunities in a tight employment market.
Legislator Mao Xiangdong calls for lifting of internet restrictions in free-trade zones, financial districts and universities.
Top regional official says he hopes students from US and elsewhere will realise ‘slander’ about alleged forced labour is ‘completely a lie’.
New rules allowing greater oversight of works on government and military sites follow repeated warnings about spies targeting key facilities.
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Latest state documentary on China’s sweeping anti-corruption crackdown highlights the use of big data tools by top watchdog CCDI.
Ministry of State Security advises vigilance after citizens duped by agents posing as recruiters, lovers to steal secrets.
Former military professor says the vessel could be less than two years away from commissioning.
Embassy in Seoul says foreigners risk deportation for getting involved in such activities as Yoon Suk-yeol’s impeachment case rumbles on.
Public sector workers expect salary increase ahead of Lunar New Year, but some warn impact could be limited after years of belt-tightening.
He will speak at UBS Wealth Insights 2025 and engage with business leaders on private trip, according to source and agenda.
In New Year’s Day speech, he also pledges to improve the resilience of the economy and ‘democratic supply chains’.
Authorities around the country are on alert for risks over Lunar New Year after series of deadly attacks on the public.
A number of ‘post-70s’ officials born between 1970 and 1979 have achieved full ministerial rank this year.
President-elect’s plan unlikely to affect recent wave of border crossers who entered during the Biden administration, at least initially.
Premier Li Qiang expected to deliver work report when top legislature’s meeting opens on March 5, but he will skip press conference again.
Fifty-six high-ranking officials placed under investigation this year as graft-buster targets central agencies.
British embassy in Beijing says Chinese student were refused visas because ‘false documentation was provided in their application’.
Companies have complained of being unjustly targeted by law enforcement to raise funds for cash-strapped local governments.
The economy is stalling as cadres lack the drive to take risks, annual conference told.
China’s president says two countries should ‘promote the development of the international order in a more just and reasonable direction’.
China responds to Yoon Suk-yeol’s remarks about alleged espionage targeting military facilities, calling the comments ‘deeply unsettling’.
About 77,000 village officials were reprimanded in first three quarters of this year.
As orders for products like stone granite balls and steel barricades surge, some suppliers have doubled their workforces to meet demand.
Haikou Communist Party boss Luo Zengbin is the 54th senior official to face a discipline investigation this year.
Appointment of John Phelan aimed at making defence spending more efficient by tackling corruption, analysts say.
The project off the coast of Guangdong is ranked among the country’s top 10 engineering challenges.
Top Chinese military official meets Pakistani counterpart in wake of attacks against Chinese interests in the South Asian country.
National Data Administration action plan marks major step forward in building integrated data market with secure links to other countries.
Chief justice Zhang Jun says stern measures will help public ‘truly feel fairness’ but lighter punishments may be better for lesser crimes.
As dozens of high-ranking officials fall in corruption scandals, a political analyst reveals a common thread.
