Nathan King

Nathan King

Nathan King has covered international affairs from datelines around the globe for nearly two decades.

From the Arab Spring in Egypt and Libya to the Earthquake in Haiti, when international news breaks Nathan is CGTN America’s correspondent for in-depth and compelling coverage of world events.

Originally from London, Nathan spent nearly a decade covering the United Nations from the lead up to the Iraq war to the standoff over DPRK’s nuclear weapons program. Few correspondents have his depth of experience of international affairs.

Now based in Washington, Nathan covers relations between the U.S. and the rest of the world. The U.S. – China relationship is a vital relationship that defines the 21st century and it is his beat.

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STORIES BY NATHAN KING

March 9, 2024

Highlights from Biden’s State of the Union address

  U.S. President Joe Biden delivered his annual State of the Union address Thursday night. It was a vigorous speech that took on his soon-to-be official opponent Donald Trump directly. He tried to link his rival to threats at home and abroad as he laid […] Read More...
December 27, 2023

2023 in Review: The passing of giants

2023 saw the passing of giants, from statesmen such as Henry Kissinger to stars of stage and screen including singer Tina Turner and actress Raquel Welch. Nathan King looks back on some of those the wold lost in 2023. Read More...
November 30, 2023

Henry Kissinger’s legacy

Mourning the passing of Henry Kissinger, Chinese President Xi Jinping in a letter to U.S. President Joe Biden called the former diplomat an “old friend” of China. Kissinger met face-to-face with President Xi just a few months ago in July, in Beijing, his last of […] Read More...
November 9, 2023

Democrats celebrate local election results

Democrats are celebrating the results from Tuesday’s local elections in several states across the US. The party won critical state races and ballot initiatives focused on abortion rights, a key driver of voters to the polls. Nathan King reports from Washington. Read More...
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