Jenny Pan is a journalist who writes for The Telegraph and has also been featured in the New Zealand Herald. She covers a wide range of topics related to China, including social issues, politics, and cultural phenomena. With a keen eye for intriguing stories, Jenny's articles provide insights into various aspects of Chinese society and its impact on the global stage.
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Jenny Pan's coverage predominantly focuses on politics in China, with a significant emphasis on evolving stories and government announcements. Her articles cover topics such as protests, natural disasters, Chinese society, home destruction and flood incidents.
To effectively reach out to Jenny Pan, it would be beneficial to provide insights or perspectives related to the political landscape in China. She appears particularly interested in ongoing developments and breaking news related to governmental policies and regulations.
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Online footage showed the reptiles from a commercial farm on the loose, swimming through local streets
By: Jenny Pan
Candidates must ‘love the Communist Party, the motherland and socialism’ and have a ‘clean political history’, says advertisement
Chen Siming, prominent government critic, says ‘friendliness and kindness’ awaited him after dramatic escape through Laos
By: Charles Hymas, Amy Gibbons, Jenny Pan
Wu Zhaohui has also been decribed as man 'whose fingerprints are all over the Uyghur genocide'
By: Jenny Pan, Nicola Smith
Targets of country’s top auditors will feel that ‘someone is watching over their shoulder at all times’, warns Chinese president
By: Nicola Smith, Jenny Pan
Backlash mounts to videos by Russian, UK and US content creators pushing nationalist agenda on platforms such as Douyin
By: Nicola Smith, Jenny Pan
Beijing tells citizens to stay alert overseas after a man was ‘lured to a nightclub and tricked into revealing state secrets’
By: Jenny Pan
Bodyguards are being hired by thousands of ordinary people in China who have no need for protection but want to impress love interests or intimidate neighbours.
By: Jenny Pan, Nicola Smith
Foreign Office and Amnesty International among 20 departments and think tanks said to be listed as targets for cyber intrusions
By: Jenny Pan, Nicola Smith
Chinese are fastest-growing group arriving via South America’s perilous Darien Gap
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