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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Japanese investment in the U.S. shipbuilding sector is years away due to administration hostility to skilled foreign labor, analysts and foreign government officials say.
By: Phelim Kine, Ari Hawkins, Megan Messerly
President Donald Trump’s ambitions for his summit with Chinese leader Xi Jinping have shrunk from ‘grand bargain’ to a plea for help in reopening the Strait of Hormuz and a push for small trade deals.
President Donald Trump returns from his two-day summit with Chinese leader Xi Jinping with hints of deals but no progress on key issues that vex the U.S.-China relationship.
The arms supply appeal follows President Donald Trump’s comments Friday that he’s delaying approval of a $14 billion arms sale to Taiwan.
By: Phelim Kine, Gregory Svirnovskiy
Proposed direct contact between the U.S. and Taiwanese president overturns decades of diplomatic practice governing ties between the two countries.
By: Phelim Kine, Giselle Ruhiyyih Ewing, Felicia Schwartz
Secretary of State Marco Rubio defanged critics of the Iran war and global health cuts with charm and more flexibility than some of his colleagues.
In a new interview, the self-governing island’s top diplomat to the United States says he isn’t worried about being “traded off to the Chinese.”
China’s Commerce Ministry is threatening “forceful countermeasures” unless the Defense Department walks back its latest listing of alleged Chinese military companies.
By: Ari Hawkins, Phelim Kine, Daniel Desrochers
The president has made clear he prefers a one-on-one approach to China, complicating allies' push for a united front.
Trump is expected to meet with China’s leader in Washington in September, and the White House gave no indication the topic would be on the agenda.
