Phelim Kine is a D.C.-based China Correspondent at Politico. He covers a range of topics including geopolitics, international affairs, and economic policy, with a focus on regional interests, world news, and energy sectors. Phelim's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Yahoo News, POLITICO, and Yahoo Finance.
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Phelim Kine's coverage focuses heavily on US-China relations, military matters, and Taiwan. He frequently reports on government announcements and legal policy regulations related to these topics.
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Anger over U.S. arms sales to Taiwan appears to have played a role in China's decision.
By: Giselle Ruhiyyih Ewing, Daniella Cheslow, Nahal Toosi, Phelim Kine
Diplomats say they’re worried the Trump administration’s negotiating efforts in Israel can’t recover.
A Trump administration plan to bolster American critical minerals production by training more miners won't loosen China's chokehold on the sector, according to industry executives and mining school officials.
A White House spending pledge is no "quick fix" in reviving a worker-starved sector that’s key to challenging China’s global monopoly on critical minerals
Xi will forego an opportunity to speak at the UN General Assembly the same week that he’ll meet with President Donald Trump in Washington.
Concerns about the Trump administration’s reliability are prompting allies and partners to pursue more independent defense strategies that limit their dependence on the U.S.
The Trump administration's snub of South Korea has America's allies in Asia rethinking how much they can depend on the U.S. for defense — and looking to each other to reduce their reliance on Washington.
By: Michael Stratford, Megan Messerly, Nahal Toosi, Phelim Kine
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Monday unveiled a sweeping new effort to economically isolate Iran, warning foreign governments and companies
By: Ryan Heath, Finn Mchugh, Phelim Kine
Canberra is racing to build its own munitions industry as analysts warn U.S. weapons deliveries to allies could face delays.
Cross-aisle fatigue with the Iran war spurs support for sanctions on Chinese financial institutions that enable Tehran to fund its chokehold on the Strait of Hormuz.
