Introducing the team behind our insightful columns

View this email in your browser Share Tweet Share Dear reader,  Welcome! Please allow me to introduce some of our top columnists at the South China Morning Post. Our seasoned journalists regularly lead the debate, going beyond the news headlines to elevate thought and provide unique insights to help you make sense of today's world.   From US-China tensions to Hong Kong-mainland relations, from trade to tech, culture and lifestyle, our writers have a handle on it all.   We look forward to being with you on this insightful journey. Robert Haddow Op-ed Editor Wang Xiangwei is the Post's editorial advisor. Prior to that, he was the editor-In-chief for nearly four years from 2012 to 2016. He joined the Post in 1996. He was promoted to China editor in 2000 and deputy editor in 2007. Read his latest column: China Briefing | In China, breaking the law is about to get a whole lot costlier More of Xiangwei's work >> Yonden Lhatoo is the chief news editor at the Post. He worked as a television news anchor and editor in Hong Kong for nearly two decades before joining the Post in 2015. Read his latest column: Just Saying | Game of Thrones is making America great again; now if only Trump would stay out of it More of Yonden's work >> Australian-born Peter Kammerer has lived and worked in Hong Kong for more than 30 years, joining the Post in 1988. He is a long-time editorial writer and columnist, as well as a former foreign editor.   Read his latest column: Shades Off | Donald Trump, Brexit and slow growth in Europe only highlight the attractions of the China model More of Peter's work >> Cliff Buddle began his career as a court reporter in London, moving to Hong Kong in 1994 to join the Post. Specialising in court reporting and legal affairs, he has held a variety of editorial positions, including deputy editor and acting editor-in-chief. Read his latest column: Opinion | How Hong Kong's extradition bill falls short of the deal we need with mainland China More of Cliff's work >> Our Opinion newsletter gives you thought-provoking commentary from our columnists, direct to your inbox daily. Not on the list? Sign up now ► Robert Delaney is the Post's US bureau chief, which he joined after nearly 20 years in journalism. He spent 11 years in China as a language student and correspondent for Dow Jones Newswires and Bloomberg. Read his latest column: On Balance | The self-defeating logic in Steve Bannon's rallying cry against China-friendly corporate America More of Robert's work >> Luisa Tam has been a journalist for more than 30 years. She has held a variety of roles, including working as a producer for NDR German TV, a media campaigner for Greenpeace, and as the deputy managing editor of Eastern Express. She worked at the Post from 1988 to 1990 and rejoined in 2015. Read her latest column: Blowing Water | You don't need a lifetime to appreciate a culture: cries against appropriation reveal misguide xenophobia  More of Luisa's work >> Cary Huang is a veteran China affairs columnist, having written on the topic since the early 1990s. He joined the Post in 2004, and was based in Beijing between 2005 and 2013, first as a correspondent and then as bureau chief. He was previously China editor at The Standard from 1992 until 2004. Read his latest column: Sino File | If China thinks it's overtaking the US any time soon, here's a wake-up call More of Cary's work >> A journalist for 25 years, Alex Lo has worked for various publications in Hong Kong and Toronto as a news reporter and editor. He is also a part-time journalism lecturer at the University of Hong Kong. He has been a Post columnist since 2012, covering major issues affecting Hong Kong and China. Read his latest column: My Take | Hong Kong's leaders are living in an ivory tower More of Alex's work >> Ian Young is the Post's Vancouver correspondent, and his Hongcouver column explores the unique relationships that bind Vancouver and Canada to China and Hong Kong. He has won awards for excellence in investigative and human rights reporting, and the HK News Awards Scoop of the Year. Read his latest column: The Hongcouver | Yang Kuang burned a Chinese flag outside Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou's court hearing in Vancouver – here's why More of Ian's work >> Join our columnists for insightful commentary, opinion and analysis on the major events shaping Hong Kong, China, and the rest of the world. Visit our comment section ► This email was sent to egmsh2015@gmail.com why did I get this?    unsubscribe from this list    update subscription preferences South China Morning Post · 19/F Tower One, Times Square · 1 Matheson Street · Causeway Bay · Hong Kong