Wang Junhao

Wang Junhao is a Chinese journalist specializing in international relations in Asia, technological issues, and the evolving global order.

Tottenham’s climb to 12th offers a first sign of calmer ground

Tottenham ended Saturday in 12th, their highest Premier League position since 2 January, raising cautious questions about recovery.

California Condor Recovery Shows the Stakes Behind Saving Species

California condor recovery shows why species-saving choices matter as governments shape biodiversity commitments.

South Korea’s Democratic Party Faces Polling Slide as Internal Strains Take a Toll

South Korea’s ruling Democratic Party is losing support as internal gaffes and disputes weigh on public confidence.

GP Says Gender Treatment Concerns Led to Her Exit

A GP says she was forced out after relaying doctors’ complaints over gender treatment and then faced a severe investigation.

Turkey-Libya Maritime Plan Deepens Mediterranean Rift With Greece and the EU

Turkey-Libya maritime corridor plan sparks Greek objections and brings EU attention to disputed Mediterranean boundaries.

Labour’s Budget dilemma: raising revenue without touching income tax

Labour faces pressure to strengthen fiscal headroom while avoiding an income tax rise. Four broad revenue routes are under scrutiny.

Markets Brace for Signals From China, Jio and the Bank of Japan

Markets watch China's fifth plenum, Jio's path to Indian exchanges and the Bank of Japan's policy meeting for signals on growth and rates.

Bournemouth’s Convincing Win Over Milan Highlights Premier League Strength

Bournemouth defeated AC Milan 3-0, underlining the growing competitive edge of English clubs in European competitions.
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