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Wandering Asia. Senior Asia correspondent for @nytimes. Noodles over rice. 毕菡娜, ビーチ花.

Joined February 2014
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Chinese Coast Guard and maritime militia vessels in the South China Sea created some intriguing water calligraphy this year, off the coast of Vietnam. 中国的中?
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As police patrol, quiet Tiananmen vigils in Hong Kong.
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An inspiration, whose reporting is girded by courage, rigor, and, above all, humanity.
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Searing reporting.
If you don't recognise these tactics, then you haven't been paying attention. From Kharkiv's frontline, #Ukraine @dcinfocus and Feras. With thanks to our local team. @BBCNews @BBCWorld Graphic content warning.
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Hunh. It feels like something else newsworthy might be going on besides Xi Jinping congratulating a school in Tanzania?
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The lunar new year dawns on the same day that marks a year since Myanmar’s coup. The resistance carries on, fierce as a tiger and just as brave. #Myanmarcoup
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The family, a Burmese-Irish clan called the Kyaw Thaungs, quietly equipped the Myanmar military, all the while talking up reform, corporate governance, all those international ideals.
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He believed in the best of people, and we believed in him. 虽死犹生。
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And now for the rest of the Myanmar journalists in prison simply for doing their jobs. nytimes.com/2021/11/15/world…
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A finely rendered portrait of the youth standing up to Myanmar's junta. reuters.com/investigates/spe…
In praise of truth, no matter how inconvenient, dangerous or unpalatable. nytimes.com/2021/10/08/world…
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After nearly a century, the Philippines’ Olympic gold medal drought is over. nytimes.com/2021/07/26/sport…
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A year late, the Tokyo Olympics begin.
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