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Khushboo Razdan
Senior US Correspondent
Khushboo Razdan is a senior correspondent based in Washington. Prior to this, she worked for the Post in New York. Before joining the team, she worked as a multimedia journalist in Beijing and New Delhi for over a decade. She is a graduate of the Columbia Journalism School.
Logistics and trade-dependent businesses find their operations in disarray as supply-chain analysts warn of greater uncertainty.
Crude remark comes as Chinese President Xi Jinping begins tour of three Southeast Asian nations targeted for high tariffs on exports to US.
Amid market gyrations and a growing chorus of critics, a disorganised White House faces a day of swings and bad behaviour.
As US president aims at China for responding with tariffs of its own and dismisses global market jitters, some on Wall Street voice concern.
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US president says White House ‘has been working very hard on a Deal to SAVE TIKTOK’, and is willing to talk to Beijing about it.
‘This is to economics what creationism is to biology,’ says Lawrence Summers, ex-treasury secretary and National Economic Council director.
US president’s repeated threat of tariffs has spurred waves of counter threats and fears of a global trade war.
White House confirms that the tariffs will be implemented ‘immediately’ to end ‘decades of unfair trade practices’.
On Tuesday, ahead of ‘Liberation Day’ tariff announcement, numerous departments are to release reviews supporting US president’s strategy.
US President Donald Trump might ignore the law Congress passed and use the app as a bargaining chip in trade talks with Beijing.
Influencer is seen praising the people who greeted him enthusiastically, clean streets and internet connectivity on the subway.
‘Every point in tariffs is worth more than TikTok,’ Trump tells reporters after Vice-Premier He Lifeng and USTR Jamieson Greer trade ‘serious concerns’.
Senate intelligence committee vice chair says China is ‘luring individuals with national security clearance who’ve been pushed out’.
With the US no longer a reliable trade and security partner, regional nations must reduce tensions with China and look to each other on defence.
The head of one US industry group warned that the ‘unintended consequences’ of the proposed actions ‘are already beginning to surface’.
American president makes clear he does not want ‘potential war’ with Beijing as he touts his ‘great relationship’ with Chinese leader.
Washington urged to adopt a sector-by-sector approach to the region, shaping its choices before Beijing does.
What Trump threats against challenging the US dollar’s global primacy could mean for the future of Brics and its member nations.
Ukraine ceasefire talks set for Sunday in Jeddah after Trump and Russian president hold lengthy phone call.
US president makes comment as he refers to getting the nation’s capital ready for Chinese leader’s potential trip.
‘Geopolitical calculations are being totally upended,’ Christopher Luxon says, calling Indo-Pacific pacts key to weathering any instability.
Nearly 270 American families who had already been in the process hope ‘children may finally be united’ stateside with prospective parents.
US leader hopeful of ‘good position’ as his special envoy visits Moscow for ‘serious’ discussions with Kremlin, including Vladimir Putin.
Ball in Moscow’s court as joint US-Ukraine statement calls for ‘an immediate, interim 30-day ceasefire, which can be extended by mutual agreement’.
Semiconductor giant’s US$100 billion investment plan in the US has overshadowed a legal drama poised to play out in federal court next month.
Two of the men arrested in joint operation with FBI were on active duty while the third is no longer a serving soldier.
Justice Department charges 12 Chinese contract hackers and law enforcement officials in global computer intrusion campaigns.
Republican senators question Elbridge Colby, up for Defence Department’s No 3 post, about his ‘softened’ views on protecting Taipei.
But world’s top manufacturer of advanced semiconductors criticised by US president and commerce secretary for taking ‘advantage’ of America.
