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Bochen Han
Correspondent, US
Bochen joined the Post in 2022 as a Washington-based correspondent after working at think tanks and development organisations across the US, China, Myanmar and Thailand. She holds a political science degree from Duke University and a degree in China studies, international law and economics from the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies.
Bochen joined the Post in 2022 as a Washington-based correspondent after working at think tanks and development organisations across the US, China, Myanmar and Thailand. She holds a political science degree from Duke University and a degree in China studies, international law and economics from the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies.
Areas of Expertise:
US-China relations, China's overseas influence, US politicsLanguages Spoken:
English, Mandarin
The move comes a day after the US Supreme Court ruled against the tariffs Trump imposed under an economic emergency law.
Decision threatens administration’s trade agenda; casts shadow on Xi-Trump summit as some China tariffs wiped out before Beijing talks.
House approval still needed, with a funding lapse expected before lawmakers move to pass the spending package early next week.
Private equity firms, tech giants and existing ByteDance backers make up the investor group behind the newly created US venture.
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Beijing has not officially confirmed the agreement to secure the platform’s future for 170 million Americans.
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US top science adviser Michael Kratsios says ceasing programme aimed at combating economic espionage from Beijing ‘damaging’.
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Enrolment from mainland China grew 4.5% in 2025 even as Washington tightened vetting and revoked thousands of student visas.
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Ro Khanna to replace Illinois Representative Raja Krishnamoorthi, who is making a Senate run, on the House Select Committee monitoring China.
As the first Asian-American poet laureate, Sze reflects on Chinese cultural inheritance and poetry’s role beyond borders.
Trump administration aims for deeper technology cooperation on new AI infrastructure with allies.
The FCC move, which does not affect existing DJI models, is a significant escalation in Washington’s battle to crack down on Chinese drones.
Republicans want to add 19 more entities to the document that already includes tech giant Tencent Holdings and major battery maker CATL.
Multiple US government agencies told a House committee that security concerns should not stop efforts to retain foreign-born researchers.
Key provisions target contracts with Chinese biotech companies and outbound investment in technologies with military applications in China.
The deal was signed on Thursday, with the landmark move ending years of legal and political uncertainty.
Talks follow Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth’s meeting with China’s Minister of National Defence, Admiral Dong Jun, to help stabilise ties.
In a letter, Raja Krishnamoorthi asks US Secretary of State to restore key US role in ‘one of the world’s most strategically vital regions’.
Move would deepen students’ linguistic and cultural understanding amid cuts to US cultural exchange programmes to China.
The move has upset China hawks in Washington, who are concerned that selling more advanced AI chips to Beijing could help boost its military.
NDAA package revives stalled measures on US outbound investment and biotech, signalling Capitol Hill’s hardened stance towards Beijing.
US, Mexico and Canada encouraged at US trade hearing to oversee ‘pragmatic and specific plan’ to strengthen economic rules against China.
