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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.
Republicans hope their opposition to Chinese EV battery maker’s planned US$2.4 billion Michigan factory is winning issue in a vital swing state.
Giant pandas Bao Li and Qing Bao land at Dulles International Airport after a 19-hour flight from China’s Sichuan province.
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and supporters spread falsehoods about federal response and Democratic nominee Kamala Harris.
The seven states where Democrat Kamala Harris or Republican Donald Trump will win – or lose – the White House.
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The US secretary of state is expected to raise both topics in Laos this week, highlighting China’s actions in each.
The US spy agency posts instructions for interested applicants in Mandarin, Farsi and Korean on several social media platforms.
Ford Motor, Carrier and Tesla are top three businesses most vulnerable in analysis by market research firm.
Indian External Affairs Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar said the two countries are undermining the territorial integrity of their neighbours.
Consensus eludes group of major emerging national economies on General Assembly sidelines as new members balk at South Africa’s candidacy.
America’s real GDP could plummet by nearly 10 per cent in one scenario, analysis finds, with some impact expected to be felt through 2040.
India can ‘chew gum and walk at the same time,’ Jaishankar says of his country’s membership of both Quad and China-Russia aligned Brics.
Summit of leaders from the US, Australia, India and Japan being watched for how the four respond to the more militarily assertive Beijing.
Republican presidential nominee said at Tuesday rally that Narendra Modi would visit him while in US for a session of Quad security group.
Performing best in nuclear power, EVs and batteries, mainland companies will ‘likely equal or surpass Western firms within a decade or so’.
Central bank’s aggressive move follows a gradual reduction in US inflation and comes less than two months before election day.
Daniel Kritenbrink of State Department says dealing with Beijing in the region requires ‘intense’ statecraft and communications.
ByteDance and several TikTok users contend the law violates their First Amendment rights; the government says the app’s Chinese ownership is a national security risk.
Chinese-owned app’s legal case said to turn on information kept not only from the public but also from lawyers for the petitioners.
Contentious exemptions to be stripped from many textile, clothing and other imports, in a move aimed at Chinese e-commerce platforms.
Vice-president accuses Republican of ‘selling out’ to Beijing after he claims tariffs helped raise ‘billions and billions of dollars’.
Analysts anticipate the telecoms giant may unveil an AI semiconductor to rival high-end chips that US companies like Nvidia are prohibited from selling to China.
Senior Space Force official describes Beijing and Moscow as ‘pacing challenges’ that can ‘target and destroy space systems’ in all orbits.
Diplomat Huang Ping is ‘no longer’ in the mission, says Governor Kathy Hochul, whose office employed Linda Sun, a suspected agent for Beijing.
Speculation about how much Washington trusts island’s new leader looms over tour by Democratic Progressive Party’s secretary general.
After Beijing envoy demands ‘correction’, Pacific Islands Forum scraps Taiwan reference from its annual summit’s final communique.
America-based teams ponder how to succeed as perception of working for a Beijing-tied entity deters many prospective applicants.
Landmark deal dating to 1979 is said to shield American researchers working in mainland but critics counter Beijing is exploiting its terms.
A Trump administration could adopt a clearer policy towards Taipei sooner and be more open to arms sales than a Democratic one, leader adds.
Rajnath Singh and US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin sign agreement to secure defence goods and services in the event of unexpected supply chain issues.
Minnesota governor tells convention Trump is ‘dangerous’ while Republicans share accusations and theories about Walz’s links to China.
