Amber Wang is a Senior Reporter at the China desk for the Post. She specializes in Chinese politics and diplomacy, with a keen interest in regional and world news, particularly focusing on Asia and the United States. Amber's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including IBT Media, Yahoo Sports UK, and the South China Morning Post.
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Amber's focus is on politics, world affairs, and government announcements with a specific emphasis on Taiwan elections, China, US-China relations, Chinese military, and US foreign policy. Her coverage heavily features breaking news and evolving stories.
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By: Amber Wang
Chinese think tank notes changing risks: ‘China will inevitably respond, and that makes the overall situation appear more tense'
Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth's speech at Asian security forum to serve as important gauge of whether summit has stabilised US-China relations
By: Amber Wang
Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth’s speech at Asian security forum to serve as important gauge of whether summit has stabilised US-China relations.
By: Alcott Wei, Amber Wang
While the US defense chief gave gung-ho speech at last year’s conference, post-summit reset in ties may prompt moderation.
By: Amber Wang
While the US defence chief gave gung-ho speech at last year's conference, post-summit reset in ties may prompt moderation
By: Amber Wang
In contrast with last year, his speech to the Shangri-La forum avoided sensitive issues and did not directly describe Beijing as a ‘threat’.
By: Amber Wang
In contrast with last year, his speech to the Shangri-La forum avoided sensitive issues and did not directly describe Beijing as a ‘threat'
By: Amber Wang
B.C. communities are taking a closer look at prescribed fire as wildfire seasons grow longer
By: Amber Wang
In the wake of the Xi-Trump summit, the US and Chinese delegations dispense with the tough talk of previous years.
By: Amber Wang, Alcott Wei
‘Every country must be able to choose its future by its own will,’ Shinjiro Koizumi says in address to Singapore.
