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Bochen Han
Correspondent, US
Bochen joined the Post as a Washington-based correspondent in 2022 after several years working in the US, China, Myanmar and Thailand. She holds degrees from Duke University and the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies.
The ‘Liberation Day’ package will correct years of ‘unfair’ trade and other countries ‘ripping off’ the US, said Donald Trump.
Han Dong, cleared of urging China to delay release of two detainees, had hoped to return to Liberal Party but caucus did not nominate him.
Bill put forward by bipartisan group of US House members comes a day after US State Department sanctioned six Hong Kong officials.
‘Strengthening economic engagement is a win-win for our Taiwanese friends and for American jobs and national security,’ a sponsor says.
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‘If ByteDance stays involved in any way, the deal is illegal – plain and simple,’ said one senior Republican lawmaker.
Analysts tell Senate Foreign Relations Committee that strategic contributions by US allies and partners go well beyond military spending.
House subcommittee hears that the cobalt-rich African nation’s population is suffering as ruling elites and their partners profit.
Washington urged to adopt a sector-by-sector approach to the region, shaping its choices before Beijing does.
US Attorney General Pam Bondi disbands a task force and cuts back on foreign registration cases, but analysts say any relief may be limited.
Citing national security, head of select committee on China’s Communist Party targets Stanford, Carnegie Mellon and other top institutions.
US media broadcasters have long drawn criticism from Beijing over reporting critical of mainland government’s human rights record.
Republican legislation is opposed by some Democrats for its broad application: ‘security must be achieved with a scalpel, not a bludgeon’.
Legislation comes as Trump administration reportedly weighs travel ban for citizens from a select group of countries.
US trade representative also urged to liaise with American allies like Japan and South Korea, even as Donald Trump threatens levies on them.
Legislation that would set up an investigative task force at Justice Department called a crucial companion to Donald Trump’s tariffs.
Justice Department charges 12 Chinese contract hackers and law enforcement officials in global computer intrusion campaigns.
Oval Office outburst with Trump does not bode well for the Ukrainian leader, Chinese analysts say.
The 40 men were flown back after being detained in Thailand for over a decade.
Ahead of British PM Keir Starmer’s Washington trip, two House lawmakers say outpost would help Beijing ‘intimidate and harass’ dissidents.
Influential House panel’s senior Democrat suggests bipartisan openness ‘so long as we are cognisant of any national security implications’.
Hearing showcases support for restricting access to American scientific research as Beijing’s ‘stealing’ cited.
Bracing for tariffs, provincial leaders seek to win over ‘results-oriented’ White House and ‘protect ourselves from the likes of China’.
Billionaire’s ‘deep ties’ to Beijing and ‘illegal’ dismantling of USAID draw scorn as he leads Donald Trump’s drive to cut government waste.
Congressional Republicans previously strong supporters of foreign-aid agency find reasons to align with Trump’s bid to dismantle it.
Federal prosecutors accused hotel worker of acting as an agent of Beijing by collecting information about Boston-area residents.
Speaking at launch of new China-focused think tank, AI policy expert Jeffrey Ding says US has a ‘durable lead’ over China.
The Chinese start-up’s low-cost AI models have shaken the tech sector and Washington, with US Congress weighing actions in a ‘Sputnik moment’.
Talk of luring engineers follows mainland start-up DeepSeek’s emergence and ensuing shock waves felt by major American tech firms.
Former officials and non-profit leaders warn that despite the shutdown’s temporary nature, its impact may be lasting.
