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Wang Xiangwei

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a China watcher and a news junkie, ex-South China Morning Post. Now teaching journalism at Hong Kong Baptist U.
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Commentary: Few deals from Trump-Xi summit, but it’s the underlying shift that matters

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By Wang Xiangwei
| CNA (Channel NewsAsia) Verified
HONG KONG: Children jumped and waved flags outside the Great Hall of the People, the Chinese military band performed YMCA at the state banquet, but there was no joint statement nor grand signing ceremony. In a symbol of systemic distrust, American officials and accompanying reporters reportedly discarded all Chinese-provided gifts, pins and burner phones before leaving Beijing on Friday (May 15).
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China's Manus block a show of strength ahead of Xi-Trump summit

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By Wang Xiangwei
| msn.com
Wang Xiangwei Beijing's decision last Monday to blockMeta's US$2 billion acquisitionof the Chinese-founded AI start-up Manus came as little surprise. The central government had already flagged its investigation and barred the company's two founders from leaving the country. At first glance, the intervention appears disruptive to Chinese firms seeking foreign capital and US companies eyeing investments in China.
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Commentary: The global narrative is shifting in favour of China – don’t misread it

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By Wang Xiangwei
| CNA (Channel NewsAsia) Verified
Commentary The shifting narrative in favour of China has more to do with anger over US President Donald Trump’s disruptive policies, says former SCMP editor-in-chief Wang Xiangwei. Workers prepare humanoid robots for a performance at a trade fair in Beijing on Feb 18, 2026. (AP Photo/Vincent Thian) New: You can now listen to articles. This audio is generated by an AI tool.
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