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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
As Beijing and Washington trade curbs, analysts say only major action or breach of the other’s core interests can prevent summit.
Report stating US could benefit from fewer Chinese and Indian students draws criticism over claims of politicising education.
US president also threatens Iran with ‘a tremendous attack’ if it doesn’t comply with his demands on Strait of Hormuz.
Britain’s new prime minister’s first challenge may lie in the Indian Ocean where the future of a US-British facility remains unresolved.
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Montana Republican is helping narrow differences on issues expected to dominate summit planned for September in Washington, source says.
The US leader blasts Fauci-led pandemic response for ‘protecting China’ and warns Xi over arms for Iran.
An Indian-backed port long seen as a counterweight to Beijing is now caught in the crossfire of the US war against Iran.
State media reported 17 Vietnamese crew members were missing after Saturday night’s accident near Fiery Cross Reef.
The refusal to meet a visiting delegation during a recent fact-finding trip signals China’s new approach to tech diplomacy, observers say.
Leaders’ commitment to stability holds as China likely views his remarks as domestic political theatre, analysts say.
Indian leader faces ‘perfect storm’ at home as proposed US trade deal sparks backlash and Trump ramps up pressure over Russian oil and China.
There is growing disquiet in several nations about how weather-manipulation tools are used in cross-border rivalries.
Donald Trump alleges Beijing stole 220 million voter files, in a prime-time speech potentially clouding Xi Jinping’s planned US visit.
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.
As midterms loom and Iran war backlash grows, US president resurrects unproven allegations, casting uncertainty over Chinese leader’s visit.
Indian government pulls the plug on Chinese battery apps after e-rickshaws are stopped in their tracks, sparking national debate.
For generations of Americans, books have forged a lifelong fascination with China, even as political ties fray and student exchanges dwindle.
As economic and travel links recover, digital battles threaten to undermine official efforts to repair ties six years after deadly clashes.
A study of the risks and opportunities for Chinese weapons exports in global markets cautions against a reductive assumption about quality.
Last Chinese journalist left India after being denied visa extension in 2023 and sources say both sides are working to restore reciprocity.
Washington forced to weigh public comments backing popular Chinese-made devices as it reckons with new reality of shared tech frontier.
The Indonesian leader’s unusual approach to the ‘America first’ president is testing Jakarta’s non-alignment policy, observers said.
Pew survey across 36 nations found just 23 per cent of respondents had confidence in Trump to do the right thing in world affairs.
American growers sceptical, dismissing claims of a new Iranian market for their exports as unrealistic and misleading.
Residents of a Michigan township have said ‘no Gotion’ to a US$2.36 billion factory but the price they pay could be even greater.
Announcement follows reports Tehran has suspended its delegation’s departure because of attacks on southern Lebanon.
There are no signs that the US president is about to phone Lai Ching-te and upset the fragile stability with Beijing, sources say.
US leader warns framework is a work in progress and threatens to return to ‘dropping bombs’ if he does not like the terms of the agreement.
Beijing’s reaction to the Belgrade incident could be a template for New Delhi, but some analysts warn it faces very different circumstances.
