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Zhao Ziwen
Reporter, China
Ben Zhao Ziwen covers China diplomacy. He majored in Arabic studies and journalism. He worked for Caixin in Beijing and spent a year in the UAE.
As political changes loom, South Korea’s leadership crisis could affect ties with China, Japan and the US, observers say.
2,000 intellectual groups now advise Beijing, but experts say they are producing fewer ‘constructive comments’ to influence decision makers.
Muhammad Aurangzeb also pledges more cooperation with Beijing on key economic strategy to boost bilateral trade, investments.
As Seoul continues to deal with its current leadership crisis, Beijing could be an unexpected beneficiary from the chaos.
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The year ahead is likely to see Washington take a more aggressive approach to Beijing, while other disputes in the waterway continue.
The security grouping with Australia, Japan and India is unlikely to thrive as it has under Biden but remains important, observers say.
Ministry of Commerce announces move on Thursday, with 10 of the firms also placed on unreliable entities list over Taiwan arms sales.
Fleet led by destroyer and amphibious warfare ship docked in eastern city of Da Nang, PLA says.
Thousands of experiments to be conducted over the next 10-15 years intended to serve the country’s crewed exploration programme.
As Tehran’s proxies take big blows, the two sides find common ground on need for ceasefire in Gaza and help for Syria.
China and Russia must keep up their ‘double resistance’ to the ‘double containment’ from the West, Igor Morgulov tells RIA.
Foreign ministry says China won’t interfere because ‘South Korean people have the wisdom and ability to properly handle domestic issues’.
Trump factor and fall of Assad in Syria will force nations, including China, to reassess ties.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is reportedly planning a visit next month in the latest sign the Labour Party is seeking stronger economic ties.
The H-20 programme, first revealed by the PLA in 2016, is seen as Beijing’s answer to America’s B-2 Spirit and B-21 Raider bombers.
The meeting is part of a diplomatic mechanism that was halted after deadly clashes broke out along the Himalayan frontier five years ago.
Chinese envoy addresses UN briefing days after Turkestan Islamic Party publishes video encouraging Xinjiang Muslims to wage jihad.
Foreign Minister Wang Yi says Palestinian issue must not be ignored and ‘Middle East should not remain a victim of great power rivalries’.
US outlet reports Trump invited Xi soon after winning election, even though foreign heads of state do not attend presidential inaugurations.
At a meeting with his Vietnamese counterpart Bui Thanh Son, the two sides flagged a dialogue mechanism on diplomacy, defence and security.
With rebel groups in charge in Damascus, China faces uncertainty over bilateral relations, investment and extremism in Middle Eastern nation.
Former top diplomat says EU’s problems are not about Trump, and both China and the bloc must choose between maintaining existing trade relations or ‘chaos’.
The warning comes as rebels, led by the Islamist group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, capture major cities Aleppo and Hama.
Korean peninsula emerges as opportunity for Sino-Japanese security amid developing Russia-North Korea alliance, Trump presidency, experts say.
Former Japanese leader Yasuo Fukuda urges action as public sentiment between the countries drops to 20-year low.
Beijing’s ambassador to Asean tells forum Western narrative of ‘Ukraine today, East Asia tomorrow’ increases conflict risk in region.
First six months of new Trump presidency to be crucial in shaping future of China ties, academic and policy adviser Wu Xinbo says.
Participants in the US-China Hong Kong Forum see potential and potholes in what could be a rocky road over the new few years.
Xie reaffirms Beijing’s position on the island in the first comments by a senior Chinese diplomat since the US presidential election.
The new Indonesian president met his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping on his first trip abroad since being sworn into office.
