Jeff Pao is a reporter at Asia Times. He covers themes related to security and law enforcement, public security, and regional interests in Latin America and world news. His work has been featured in various prominent publications, highlighting his expertise in these critical areas.
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Jeff Pao's coverage primarily focuses on world affairs, government & politics, and finance & economy with a specific emphasis on China, US-China relations, technology, economy, and Taiwan. His articles frequently cite data and include government announcements.
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A long-awaited summit between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping is set to take place in Beijing on May 14 to 15
By: Jeff Pao
The US has sanctioned a new group of mainland China- and Hong Kong-linked entities accused of helping Iran secure drone materials
Chinese pundits debate whether Beijing should buy US oil and gas or keep diversifying its energy sources elsewhere
US President Donald Trump's Beijing summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping has produced a package of Chinese commitments on US soybeans, energy and aircraft, giving both governments a basis to steady relations after years of trade and security tensions.
A Chinese steelmaker's attempt to use British Steel as a foothold in Western markets has turned into a political dispute, after the UK government introduced a bill that could nationalize the eastern England-based company.
By: Jeff Pao
Chinese online gamers and hobbyist AI developers have faced a setback after Beijing banned the import of Nvidia's GeForce RTX 5090D V2
Shares of key Chinese quantum computing firms surged about 20% after Washington announced a US$2 billion funding package for nine US firms
By: Jeff Pao
Taiwan busted a smuggling ring that used Japan as a waypoint to funnel Super Micro Computer servers loaded with Nvidia AI chips into China
By: Jeff Pao
US has moved to close a one-year-old loophole that allowed Chinese technology companies to acquire banned Nvidia chips in Southeast Asia
Beijing threatened to retaliate against the EU after the bloc called for a response to the surge in cheap Chinese goods flooding its markets
