Zhou Xin is a Tech Editor at the Post, following stints as Political Economy Editor and Deputy China Editor. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, competitive sports, and the intersection of sports with finance and public security, often focusing on international sports leagues and tournaments in the United States and Canada. Zhou Xin has been featured in prominent publications such as Nikkei Asia, South China Morning Post, and The Hindu.
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By: Zhou Xin, Zhao Jiantong
SEATTLE, United States, June 24 (Xinhua)-- Bosnia and Herzegovina beat Qatar 3-1 in its final Group B match at the FIFA World Cup on Wednesday, finishing third on four points and keeping alive its hopes of reaching the knockout stage as one of the eight best third-placed teams.
By: Yang Ling, Zhou Xin
Flash: Cote d'Ivoire beats Curacao 2-0 in FIFA World Cup Group E, qualifying for round of 32
By: Miao Peiyuan, Zhou Xin, Wang Hengzhi, Zhang Wuyue, Li Jia, Wang Haoming, Yue Ranran
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By: Zhou Xin, Yang Ling
PHILADELPHIA, United States, June 25 (Xinhua) -- Nicolas Pepe scored twice as Cote d'Ivoire reached the FIFA World Cup knockout stage for the first
By: Zhou Xin, Yang Ling
Flash: Croatia beats Ghana, both reach World Cup round of 32 from Group L
People visit the Exhibition Hall of Evidences of Crime Committed by Unit 731 of the Japanese Imperial Army in Harbin, northeast China's Heilongjiang Province, Jan. 25, 2024. Photo: Xinhua
By: Yang Ling, Wei Hua, Zhou Xin, Wang Haoming, Miao Peiyuan
share bookmark Flash: Spain beats Portugal 1-0 to reach World Cup quarterfinals Promoted Stories
By: Miao Peiyuan, Zhou Xin, Wei Hua, Yang Ling
DALLAS, United States, July 6 (Xinhua) -- Substitute Mikel Merino scored in stoppage time as Spain edged Portugal 1-0 in a tense Iberian derby on
By: Miao Peiyuan, Yang Ling, Wang Haoming, Wei Hua, Zhou Xin
DALLAS, United States, July 6 (Xinhua) -- Substitute Mikel Merino scored a stoppage-time winner as Spain edged Portugal 1-0 in a tense Iberian derby
By: Zhou Xin
Since the Sanae Takaichi administration came to power, Japan has significantly compressed its policy timetable and accelerated discussions on revising its "three security documents." In June, the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) submitted an aggressive draft proposal for revisions to Takaichi. Since late April, the Japanese government has convened three expert panel meetings, while the 2026 edition of the Defense of Japan white paper, released in early August, introduced a new narrative of "boosting the economy through military expansion."
