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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
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.
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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.
A data-driven multimedia analysis of the anti-corruption campaign launched by President Xi Jinping, seen as key to the Communist Party’s survival.
Despite expensive tickets, travel distances and safety concerns, diehard supporters from China head to North America for the World Cup.
Leaders from the 27 European Union member states have met in Brussels to counter Beijing’s growing economic influence.
A sweeping higher-education overhaul has affected over 30 per cent of China’s degree programmes, with arts and languages ditched in favour of tech-focused fields.
Driven by AI’s massive power demands and satellite bandwidth limits, tech giants and superpowers are moving data centres into orbit.
Rare powerful climate phenomenon threatens bring deadlier heatwaves, heavier rainfall, sharper droughts and larger economic losses.
Trump administration has designated top China firms as ‘Chinese military companies’ operating in the United States.
Report finds many local Chinese officials are weighed down by bureaucratic demands that prioritise paperwork and compliance over tangible results.
Trump’s push for an expanded Abraham Accords could impact foreign policy and long-standing regional issues in Asia.
Malaysia is home to roughly 126,000 registered Rohingya refugees who have fled violent persecution in Myanmar.
Cross-border smuggling networks are moving through Malaysia’s Langkawi archipelago, trafficking migrants, drugs, contraband and fuel.
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth outlined the White House’s take on security in the Pacific region in his Shangri-La keynote.
Observers say Trump is pushing old alliances to the breaking point, making allies recognise the need to ‘de-risk’ from the US.
China’s diplomatic strategy has undergone a conspicuous shift, with Beijing conducting far fewer overseas state visits.
Chinese chipmaker Sanan Optoelectronics has abandoned its acquisition of Dutch-based Lumileds.
With the Sevens resettled in the city’s East Kowloon area, we explore some neighbourhoods and transport links supporters can use to keep the party going.
As the city celebrates a half-century of rugby, a record crowd is set to take the event to its next level.
As Trump orders a naval blockade of the world’s most vital oil and gas artery, a ripple effect threatens industries and consumer prices worldwide.
As Artemis II heads for lunar orbit, Nasa’s moon landing delays have given Beijing a window to close the gap.
With more than 200 spots catalogued in the city and even some on trips abroad, ‘Mr Swing’ turned a childhood hobby into an urban exploration project.
Japan is squeezed between the nuclear trauma of its recent past and a volatile global energy market.
As the Strait of Hormuz faces a de facto closure, Asia braces for inflation and a mounting energy supply crunch.
Roles reverse as China, once reliant on German expertise, is now coming out on top.
