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Nayan Seth
SCMP Contributor
Nayan Seth is a Washington-based multimedia journalist and policy research analyst with previous professional experience in China and India. He covers US-China-India relations and US foreign policy in the Asia-Pacific region.
Nayan Seth is a Washington-based multimedia journalist and policy research analyst with previous professional experience in China and India. He covers US-China-India relations and US foreign policy in the Asia-Pacific region.
Areas of Expertise:
Foreign policy, energy security, critical mineral supply chains, maritime securityLanguages Spoken:
English
US judge urges faster refunds of billions of dollars in revenue from tariffs that were collected and later deemed illegal by Supreme Court.
US president’s warmer tone towards Beijing has raised hopes in China, but US tariffs, export curbs and lawmakers tell a different story.
North Korean leader says strengthening relations with China is the country’s ‘most important strategic mission’, according to state media.
Treasury chief says US-China ties are stable but warns reliance on China in critical minerals, chips and medicines is unacceptable.
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Uncertainty over Strait of Hormuz amid US-Iran conflict has New Delhi moving on US$10 billion plan to transform Great Nicobar Island.
Both leaders used carefully crafted speeches at Thursday night’s state banquet to lean into the two countries’ deep and historical ties.
Hundreds of Beijing residents join professional photographers at vantage points near airport to capture arrival of the presidential plane.
Melania Trump skipping Beijing trip as US president heads to China alone for first state visit since 2017.
Sources close to the filmmaker say he will be working on preparations for latest sequel of Rush Hour action-comedy franchise.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez’s recent visit to Beijing illustrates ‘delicate equilibrium’, analyst says as others voice scepticism.
Heavily armoured US Secret Service vehicles spotted in China’s capital herald the year’s most significant diplomatic event.
‘Diplomatic language is never neutral. When you adopt someone else’s framing, you partially legitimise their world view’: former ambassador.
The king’s present – which came just days after the third assassination attempt on Trump – is a Chinese homophone for ‘attending the dying’.
