Vanessa Cai is a reporter for the China desk, based in Shanghai. She covers a wide range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on Asia and Southeast Asia, as well as themes in aviation, culture, and business travel. Vanessa's work has been featured in Newswav, The Korea Times, South China Morning Post SCMP, and MSN.
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Vanessa Cai's articles predominantly cover world affairs and government & politics, with a focus on China and its international relations. She often includes government announcements and expert commentary in her coverage.
Given Vanessa's focus on China, Chinese diplomacy, international relations, and national security, she would likely be interested in experts who can provide insightful analysis or first-hand experiences related to these topics. Additionally, offering perspectives on the impact of specific government announcements or policies could also capture her attention.
While not explicitly stated as a geographic focus, Vanessa’s reporting heavily revolves around China and its global interactions. This suggests that pitches should align with this regional emphasis when reaching out to her for potential coverage opportunities.
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By: Vanessa Cai
The Chinese and US presidents attend a glittering state banquet that combined Chinese and Western dishes
By: Vanessa Cai
Product quickly sold out online after the child was pictured carrying a product inspired by traditional Chinese culture in Beijing
By: Vanessa Cai
Product quickly sold out online after the child was pictured carrying a product inspired by traditional Chinese culture in Beijing.
By: Vanessa Cai
Donald Trump's recent state visit appears unlikely to fundamentally reshape or overshadow broader agenda of Sino-Russian cooperation
By: Vanessa Cai
Donald Trump’s recent state visit appears unlikely to fundamentally reshape or overshadow broader agenda of Sino-Russian cooperation.
‘Even if the US comes back, it will not return to the position it once held,' while China could play a bigger role, analyst Wu Xinbo says
By: Vanessa Cai
‘Even if the US comes back, it will not return to the position it once held,’ while China could play a bigger role, analyst Wu Xinbo says.
By: Vanessa Cai
Beijing has warned of a resolute response to the Pentagon's newly expanded blacklist of Chinese companies, accusing Washington of using national security as a pretext to curb the development of Chinese firms.
By: Laura Zhou
As the US, Iran and Pakistan announce they have reached an agreement on the conflict, Chinese analysts flag Israel as unpredictable factor
By: Vanessa Cai
‘America first' approach forces allies to shoulder security costs, raising questions about the future of US hegemony, Chinese analyst says
