Mark Magnier
US Deputy Bureau Chief
Before joining the Post in Washington, Mark worked in China, India and Japan for the Wall Street Journal and Los Angeles Times and was a Knight-Wallace journalism fellow. He’s covered economic, social and political issues throughout Asia and conflicts in Pakistan, Afghanistan and Iraq, including weeks spent camping under Saddam Hussein’s bridges.
Before joining the Post in Washington, Mark worked in China, India and Japan for the Wall Street Journal and Los Angeles Times and was a Knight-Wallace journalism fellow. He’s covered economic, social and political issues throughout Asia and conflicts in Pakistan, Afghanistan and Iraq, including weeks spent camping under Saddam Hussein’s bridges.
Areas of Expertise:
US-China relations and policyLanguages Spoken:
English
SCMP’s US deputy bureau chief Mark Magnier breaks down what the Democrats taking Congress means, from a resurgence in Taiwan support to shifts in global trade.
Political leaders in China and further afield face uncertain future as they gauge how unpredictable US president reacts to disastrous loss.
SCMP breaks down what the clash between Democrats and Republicans means for Donald Trump’s foreign policy and the 2028 race.
Trump will almost surely retain the ability to block legislation challenging his plans, even as voter frustration over his policies grows.
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Nancy Pelosi’s chosen successor faces a tough challenge from Scott Wiener in a race testing Chinese-American loyalties and views on China.
Chinese tech giant seeks to show its global success stems from research and development, not trade secret theft or sanctions violations.
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China Pulse study also reveals faith in the US remains low, although still support for engaging with Washington on trade and security issues.
Works amassed by America’s Gilded Age tycoons are returning to Chinese hands as wealthy collectors reshape a centuries-old art trade.
Nvidia declares record US$150 billion buyback alongside announcement of Open Agent Safety Platform.
China touts multilateralism and growing soft power even as Beijing gives greater weight to its relationship with Washington.
That two economic and military giants are talking – and pledging to talk some more – suggests some period of relative stability with caveats.
The two leaders extend their trade truce and signal progress on tariffs while striking a warmer tone on AI, security and bilateral ties.
Chinese leader begins 48-hour visit as Trump seeks progress on AI, Iran, rare earths and trade, with expectations for deals low.
US president might aim to impress during Xi’s state visit, but Chinese protocol discourages its leaders from using helicopters.
US president casts domestic policies as a global success while addressing conflicts, China and the prospect of renewed Iran talks.
Beijing seen as less of a threat in Chicago Council on Global Affairs survey, although a partisan divide exists.
Despite months of US ambivalence, Beijing’s patience and composure at key Washington summit can show they are ‘the new adults in the room’.
US prosecutors claim Chinese tech giant officials were intent on finding out about technical specifications of the robot, dubbed Tappy.
Leaders meet on sidelines of Brics summit in New Delhi; Indian statement says they reaffirmed that ‘differences should not become disputes’.
New data challenges common perception that the United States’ Asian communities form a reliable voting bloc for Democrats.
Ottawa targets US$20 billion in US goods after trade talks collapsed, with both sides digging in and analysts warning of further escalation.
The US military said two of its vessels evaded ‘multiple unprovoked Iranian attacks’ before retaliating.
Wei Lianyong, 51, reportedly died in Northern Mariana Islands on August 23, after he was found unresponsive at a local detention facility.
US president praises Xi and predicts they have ‘a lot of good things to discuss’ at summit, while bragging of beating Beijing in tech war.
Senior Russian aide confirms possibility of all three leaders meeting in Shenzhen in November ‘was discussed’ at this week’s SCO summit.
Iran targets American interests in Gulf states after US forces attack Iranian air defence sites, radar systems and maritime assets.
