Kathrin Hille is a Greater China Correspondent for various publications, including Financial Times, The Australian Financial Review, New Zealand Herald, The Manila Times, Ars Technica, and Yahoo Finance. With a focus on Chinese politics, economy, and technology, Kathrin covers a wide range of topics including business developments, geopolitical tensions, and technological advancements in the region.
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Kathrin Hille's coverage predominantly focuses on world affairs, particularly issues related to China, Taiwan, US-China relations, and technology. Her articles cover government announcements, evolving stories, breaking news and legal policy regulation in these areas.
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By: Demetri Sevastopulo, Kathrin Hille
US defence secretary Lloyd Austin has met his Chinese counterpart for the first time as Washington and Beijing take steps to reopen military communication channels as part of a broad effort to stabilise relations.
China has become one of the largest bilateral infrastructure lenders to the Philippines, but its finance commitments swing wildly with the two
By: Kathrin Hille, Mercedes Ruehl
Malaysia's Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim surprised many when he sought closer ties with China after coming to power in 2022 in an effort to boost his country's flagging economic growth.
By: Kathrin Hille, Mercedes Ruehl
The absence of President Xi Jinping, who sent his number two in his place, has dejected some in the government, according to Malaysian officials and observers.
By: Kathrin Hille
Taipei seeks to ‘close loopholes’ that allowed trade to undermine UN sanctions
The maritime force's actions in extending Beijing's grip over disputed territory are challenging the international maritime legal order and raising fears of armed conflict.
By: Mehul Srivastava, Kathrin Hille, Marton Dunai
The supply chain of devices used in the attacks in Lebanon involves a confused Taiwan CEO, a mysterious Hungarian academic and a wave of Middle East destruction.
By: Kathrin Hille
Taiwan’s laboured energy transition is straining its industry, with sudden electricity price jumps and growing outage risks affecting companies...
By: Kana Inagaki, Thomas Hale, Harry Dempsey, Edward White, Kathrin Hille, Joe Leahy, Leo Lewis
Former president has outlined plans to revive trade war with Beijing and questioned backing for Taiwan Kana Inagaki, Thomas Hale, Harry Dempsey, A.
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