By: Dewey Sim
Lee said it was ‘unwise’ to write the country off, citing its ability to plan for the long term during a visit to the eastern city of Suzhou.
Dewey Sim is a Senior Reporter at the South China Morning Post. He covers Chinese foreign policy from Hong Kong, drawing on his previous experience reporting on Singapore and Southeast Asia. Dewey's insights on regional interests, security, and law enforcement have been featured in prominent outlets including Star Media Group Berhad, Newswav, and Pearls & Irritations.
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Dewey Sim's coverage heavily focuses on world affairs and politics, with a particular emphasis on China's diplomatic efforts, US-China relations, and the South China Sea dispute. The majority of his articles are related to government announcements.
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