Claudia Hinterseer
Lead Video Producer, News Production
Claudia Hinterseer is lead video producer at the Post. Passionate about visual storytelling, she is the founder of NOOR, a prestigious documentary photo agency. She also teaches AI-Assisted Reporting and Entrepreneurial Journalism at Hong Kong Baptist University.
Claudia Hinterseer is lead video producer at the Post. Passionate about visual storytelling, she is the founder of NOOR, a prestigious documentary photo agency. She also teaches AI-Assisted Reporting and Entrepreneurial Journalism at Hong Kong Baptist University.
Areas of Expertise:
Video production, documentary photographyLanguages Spoken:
Dutch, English, French, Spanish
Emboldened by a recent hybrid car deal, Brussels is accelerating a crackdown on Chinese trade practices with a new tool that threatens to lock Chinese firms out of the European market overnight.
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People living near rapidly developing AI facilities in the US state of Virginia have complained about relentless noise and pollution. The activists in one community have also been dismissing claims made by politicians, including US President Donald Trump, that their grass-roots resistance is a Chinese propaganda campaign.
What started as a local experiment in Malaysia a decade ago has evolved into a global model for workplace inclusion.
Shein opened its first-ever shop inside Paris’ BHV Marais department store in late 2025, triggering protests, lawsuits and a partner backlash.
An exclusive SCMP data analysis reveals how China’s hunt for corrupt senior officials is intensifying rather than slowing down.
Following a Supreme Court defeat over his birthright citizenship policies, Donald Trump took aim at China and President Xi Jinping while reviving claims about ‘birth tourism’.
Researchers and volunteers on Lamma Island are transplanting native paddle grass to revive biodiversity and fight climate change.
A new White House report outlines plans to divert federal research dollars to frontline AI projects and tech giants to restore Washington’s competitive edge over Beijing.
The European Commission has launched an anti-dumping investigation into Chinese duck meat after local producers raised alarms over surging low-cost imports from China disrupting their market.
During a prime-time address to the nation, the US president blended domestic and global politics by accusing Beijing of meddling in the American electoral process.
New Chinese artificial intelligence regulations, which target emotional dependence and content unsuitable for minors, take effect on July 15.
