Han Li
US Correspondent
Han Li is a Washington correspondent covering Congress and the ever-changing world of geopolitics. Previously, he spent nine years in San Francisco writing about Asian American communities and politics. Raised in Guangzhou, he has also lived in Taipei, Beijing, and Los Angeles before finding his way to the East Coast.
Han Li is a Washington correspondent covering Congress and the ever-changing world of geopolitics. Previously, he spent nine years in San Francisco writing about Asian American communities and politics. Raised in Guangzhou, he has also lived in Taipei, Beijing, and Los Angeles before finding his way to the East Coast.
Areas of Expertise:
US politics, Chinese diaspora storiesLanguages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
China’s average rating has risen from 28 to 37 since 2021, with younger Americans and Democrats expressing warmer views.
US Secret Service says it is committed to ensuring the safety and security of all foreign heads of state while they are on American soil.
Trump administration criticised for focusing on achieving economic gains from Beijing while neglecting political and human rights issues.
Cases of US citizens detained in China gain greater attention as their families increase pressure on Trump administration to help them.
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US think tank study finds middle-income countries have ‘more positive views of China’ when it comes to regulating AI effectively.
The US president spoke for nearly two hours at the launch of the Republican Party’s unusual midterm convention in Texas.
Fears in US surround banning of Chinese drones used for non-military purposes such as search and rescue, factory inspections and farming.
Inquiry comes as US government reports tying much of the financial damage from scams to Chinese criminal networks based in Southeast Asia.
After grossing nearly US$300 million in mainland China, its North American release will test its popularity beyond Chinese-speaking diaspora.
Latest salvo from US president adds pressure to already fragile US-China ties before expected summit in Washington.
The political newcomer wins Republican Senate nomination after failing to answer questions about South China Sea issues.
Advocates say new FBI figures likely represent only ‘tip of the iceberg’ and many suffering abuse decline to report it to authorities.
A dispute over animal welfare and pork production has become the latest flashpoint in America’s increasingly heated farm politics.
Latest ruling gives Shenzhen-based company hope after years-long legal battle with the US Department of Defence.
Congressional advisers cite AI optimism but question Beijing’s openness after being denied access to Hangzhou tech firms.
Manli Ho condemns real estate site for invoking her father’s rescue of Jews to promote US$40,000 houses in his Chinese hometown.
State Department says the 2026 total is set to surpass last year’s record as US president presses ahead with his immigration crackdown.
Washington says Trump raised the issue with Xi as the FBI expands cooperation with Chinese police on cyberfraud.
Taiwan, AI and supply chains headline House and Senate proposals as lawmakers broaden efforts to counter Beijing on multiple fronts.
Senate panel clears path for nomination as acting AG confirms US$1.8 billion fund for president’s allies is scrapped.
Agreement calls for group to surrender its weapons and Israeli troops to withdraw from Gaza under a broader peace framework.
Sarah Rogers says Asia would remain a priority for US-funded broadcasters, despite continuing turmoil and reduced operations at the agency.
Republicans press former health official over Wuhan research funding as Democrats accuse committee of pursuing political vendetta.
Speaking at the Chinese embassy, US deputy assistant defence secretary Alvaro Smith says ‘clear, steady progress’ is being made.
The fact-finding mission by members of a congressional advisory body to Beijing, Shanghai and Hangzhou was the first of its kind since 2019.
Talks come as the US and China step up high-level engagement and seek closer cooperation on law enforcement and security.
Senator Ted Cruz, chairman of US Senate Committee on Commerce, warns substantial revisions will be needed before bill can become law.
US lawmakers search for ways to tackle Beijing’s rapid rise in commercial shipbuilding and restore America’s diminished commercial fleet.
Republicans point to Beijing’s rising research spending, while Democrats warn Trump’s funding cuts could erode America’s ability to compete.
