Jennifer Jett is an Asia Digital Editor for NBC News and Yahoo News. She has also been featured in CNBC. Jennifer covers a wide range of topics, including international relations, conflicts, human rights, and social issues in the Asia region. Her work provides in-depth analysis and reporting on significant events and developments in the area.
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Though turnout among Americans abroad is low, their votes can be decisive and are being courted by Democrats and Republicans alike.
By: Janis Mackey Frayer, Jennifer Jett
Elon Musk’s extensive business interests in China have raised hopes that he might temper former President Donald Trump on tariffs and other issues if he returns to the White House.
By: Jennifer Jett
Trump’s first term was divided between a “transactional period” and an “angry period,” so Beijing is now trying to figure out which they're going to get, one analyst told NBC News.
By: Peter Guo, Jennifer Jett, Arata Yamamoto
Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, whom lawmakers voted to keep in office Monday despite his party’s dismal recent election showing, has vowed to further strengthen the U.S.-Japan alliance.
By: Stella Kim, Jennifer Jett
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has pulled out his clubs “for the first time in eight years,” his office told NBC News, in an effort to curry favor with the president-elect.
By: Jennifer Jett
John Lee urged the U.S. president-elect not to interfere in the Chinese territory's internal affairs after he said it would be “so easy” to free the imprisoned pro-democracy activist.
By: Henry Austin, Jennifer Jett
Flowers and other offerings were removed almost as soon as they were laid in the southern city of Zhuhai on Wednesday after the country’s deadliest mass killing in a decade.
By: Henry Austin, Jennifer Jett
Jennifer Jett and Henry Austin · 5 min read HONG KONG — Chinese authorities scrambled Wednesday to quell public outrage over
By: Jennifer Jett
The U.S. and other Western governments say the national security law is being used to curb dissent in the Chinese territory and that the trial was politically motivated.
By: Jennifer Jett, Keir Simmons
European leaders are likely to be pressured to take a harder line on China, even as they see a more immediate threat from Russia.
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