Dewey Sim is a Senior Reporter at the South China Morning Post (SCMP), based in Hong Kong. He specializes in covering Chinese foreign policy and has previously reported on Singapore and Southeast Asia. His articles provide insights into geopolitical issues, diplomatic relations, and regional developments in Asia.
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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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By: Dewey Sim
Assets held in mainland China by General Atomics Aeronautical Systems and General Dynamics Land Systems will be frozen, Beijing says
By: Dewey Sim
Zhao is the most senior Chinese official to visit Pyongyang since the country reopened its borders last year in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic
By: Dewey Sim
US Space Command chief Stephen Whiting says Beijing has contacted US about two space-related matters in past six months, according to news site
By: Dewey Sim
US Space Command chief Stephen Whiting says Beijing has contacted US about two space-related matters in past six months, according to news site.
By: Dewey Sim
The US has floated the prospect of higher duties on Chinese steel and aluminium just days before Blinken is expected in Beijing.
The US has floated the prospect of higher duties on Chinese steel and aluminium just days before Blinken is expected in Beijing
By: Dewey Sim
Washington has ‘seriously harmed’ Chinese interests with moves to suppress the country’s economy and trade, foreign ministry official says.
By: Dewey Sim
Russian President Vladimir Putin (right) and Chinese President Xi Jinping toast during a dinner in Moscow in March 2023.
By: Dewey Sim
Observers say Ukraine will be high on the agenda when Chinese President Xi Jinping travels to France, Serbia and Hungary next month, while the West will be watching Russian leader Vladimir Putin’s visit to China for signs Beijing is supporting Moscow’s war efforts.
By: Dewey Sim
Antony Blinken is the latest senior US official to visit China, but some analysts believe Washington needs to set out a clear vision for future relations
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