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

November 3, 2024

How will foreign policy concerns impact the U.S. election?

  Despite conflicts raging in Europe, the Middle East, Sudan and beyond, foreign policy has not featured prominently in the U.S. presidential campaign, but that does not mean that it will not make a difference. From Arab Americans in Michigan, angry at a perceived lack […] Read More...
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October 4, 2024

Hurricane Helene’s toll rises as Biden and Harris tour hard-hit states

U.S. President Joe Biden continued his tour of states hit by Hurricane Helene on Thursday, Oct. 3. A day after visiting hard-hit areas of North Carolina, Biden toured Florida and Georgia, promising more federal aid and a commitment to rebuilding. The storm has claimed over 200 lives and caused tens of billions of dollars of damage, with the full cost in lives and destruction still to be counted. Nathan King has the latest. Read More...
September 24, 2024

U.S. and China seek common ground at UNGA

As world leaders converge in New York for the 74th United Nations General Assembly, all eyes will be on the collaboration between the globe’s two largest economies, China and the United States. They have traditionally been on opposite sides on several key issues, but there […] Read More...
May 15, 2024

U.S. introduces new tariffs on China

U.S. President Joe Biden has announced another sweeping set of tariffs against Chinese imports, this time targeting mostly green technology goods. Tariffs on electric vehicles, Lithium batteries and Semiconductors are set to jump to as much as 100%. That’s on top of all the tariffs […] Read More...
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