Jeff Pao is an Editor of China (HK) for Asia Times, specializing in covering news and developments related to China's economy, politics, and technology. With a focus on providing insightful analysis and breaking stories, Jeff's articles offer a deep understanding of the complex dynamics shaping China's role in the global landscape.
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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 Beijing-based state-owned enterprise reportedly has started research on a multiple-patterning process that can achieve the mass production of 5 nanometer chips.
Top leaders of the United States and China held a two-hour phone call on Tuesday, setting the tone before US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen meets with her Chinese counterparts in Guangzhou and Beijing on April 4-9.
The Dutch government is said to have started slowing the issuance of licenses for ASML to provide maintenance services to certain lithography machines in China.
Former Taiwanese President Ma Ying-jeou met with Xi Jinping, general secretary of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), in Beijing on Wednesday, their first meeting since Singapore in November 2015.
For having launched an anti-subsidy investigation into Chinese wind turbo operations in five member countries, the European Union is accused by Beijing of protectionism.
Antony Blinken will visit Beijing in the coming weeks, raising concerns about China’s overcapacity, support for Russia and Iran
The Biden administration unveiled new measures to protect the US shipbuilding and steel industries from being eroded by China’s overcapacity
Beijing has expressed strong dissatisfaction and firm opposition after the United States House of Representatives passed a bill that will grant military aid to Taiwan and countries in the Indo-Pacific region.
Beijing has called the EU “protectionist” after the latter raided the offices of a Chinese security equipment supplier in Europe
Hong Kong's exports and imports rebounded in the first quarter of this year after a significant year-on-year decline in the same period of last year.
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