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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.
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.
Areas of Expertise:
US-China relations, Indo-Pacific geopoliticsLanguages Spoken:
English, Hindi
Tech giant agrees to provide US government part of H20 chip sales income; deals for other less-advanced semiconductors are not ruled out.
US president predicts ‘a lot more’ secondary sanctions stemming from continued purchases of Russian oil.
Both sides had hoped for comprehensive trade pact to coincide with visit.
Opening Indian farm, dairy markets to US and ties with Russia seen as stumbling block.
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Trump administration claims judiciary cannot review such ‘discretionary’ actions.
Zhong Shanshan firm’s US subsidiary had planned beverage plant using city’s surplus water.
After third round of negotiations, China signals consensus is reached while US team says no agreement until President Trump approves.
Despite expected extension, insiders say trade talks unlikely to yield breakthroughs on specific issues though no escalations anticipated.
Washington and Beijing said to be working to secure visit by US president, who might stop in China around the Apec summit, sources say.
Securing deal in time ‘seems nearly impossible,’ CSIS India chair Rossow says, calls final stages of talks ‘always the most difficult’.
Critics question whether move was part of June trade deal as claimed.
Trump cites ‘beautiful visit’ in social media post announcement.
Philippine president hopes for a grand bargain, but sources say US is reluctant to merge trade and security deals.
Supporters of US president, who include some world leaders, cite his efforts in several war zones, while critics question his achievements.
Industry group president, in interview with Post, calls for talks to address issues beyond tariffs, export controls.
The ex-national security adviser tells Senate China must be confronted at the world body, which still treats it as a ‘developing nation’.
Both sides boosting espionage and counter-espionage efforts, increasingly publicise spy arrests and covert operations.
In meeting with Nato chief, US president also vows to send more weapons to the bloc in support of Kyiv.
Canada announcement comes as Trump considers imposing blanket tariffs of 15 per cent to 20 per cent on most other countries.
US district judge in New Hampshire grants class-action status for suit on behalf of non-US citizens whose children would be affected.
Lula and Modi sign several agreements and announce plans to step up Indian engagement with South American trade bloc Mercosur.
Brazilian leader doesn’t think ‘it’s very responsible and serious for a president … of the US to threaten the world over the internet’.
Leaders say AI is a ‘unique opportunity’ for driving inclusive growth, innovation and sustainability but warn there must be fair governance.
The long-time scholar on US-China cooperation on research explains how the landmark pact continues to define bilateral relations.
Brics nations meeting in Brazil take aim at ‘unilateral tariff and non-tariff measures’, urge end to ‘the cycle of violence’ in the Middle East.
Lula also calls on China’s vice-premier to join initiative aimed at saving the world’s forests.
At Brics business forum, Malaysia’s Anwar Ibrahim calls on emerging markets bloc to learn from Asean to challenge Western dominance.
At New Development Bank meeting, Brazil’s Lula and NDB’s Rousseff slam US-led financial order, as China and India stress pragmatism.
About 20,000 military personnel to guard leaders, fighter jets to patrol skies.
