Emily Rauhala

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Read TIME's Profile of Taiwan's Tsai Ing-wen

In June 2015, TIME sat down for a candid conversation over bacon and eggs with Taiwan's current leader when she was just a presidential candidate

By Emily Rauhala / Taipei June 18, 2015

Solar Impulse Readies for Pacific Crossing

Relying entirely on solar power, the aircraft will attempt to travel from China to Hawaii

By Emily Rauhala / Beijing May 25, 2015

Gloria Steinem's North Korea Peace Walk Draws Ire

Remember, the status quo sure ain't working

By Emily Rauhala / Beijing May 21, 2015

China Rushes Aid to Nepal After Deadly Earthquake; Taiwan Is Turned Away

Even with survivors still being pulled from the rubble, geopolitical ramifications loom large

By Emily Rauhala / Beijing April 27, 2015

North Korea's Nukes Are No Joke

The two countries were once as close as lips and teeth, but Beijing is increasingly wary of Pyongyang and Kim Jong Un

By Emily Rauhala April 24, 2015

Yushu: A Tibetan Town Rebuilt in Beijing's Image

After a massive earthquake destroyed 90% of Yushu's buildings and claimed more than 2,000 lives, the price of recovery has been sacrificing identity

By Emily Rauhala / Yushu April 14, 2015

Ikea Denies Ban on Sleeping Chinese Customers

They're as comfy as ever

By Emily Rauhala / Beijing April 10, 2015

The Big Test for Chinese Students

Cheating allegations dog Chinese students applying to U.S. colleges—but the reality is more complex

By Emily Rauhala/ Beijing April 2, 2015

Five Feminists Remain Jailed in China for Activities the Government Supports

The line between dissidence and social activism grows ever murkier

By Emily Rauhala / Beijing March 19, 2015

Fading Hope and Little Help for Families of Flight 370 Passengers

One year on, the relatives of Chinese passengers face plenty of harassment and grief, but few answers

By Emily Rauhala / Beijing March 5, 2015
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