Emily Rauhala

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Pope Calls Out Philippines on Corruption

His remarks come on the first day of a highly anticipated four-day visit

By Emily Rauhala

Millions Expected to See Pope Francis Visit the Philippines

Asia's most Catholic nation will treat him like a rock star

By Emily Rauhala

Beijing Is Choking Under Another Nightmare Smog

Readings are off the charts

By Emily Rauhala / Beijing

The Interview May Be Funny; North Korea and Kim Jong Un Are Not

The Sony Pictures movie has been shelved because of alleged threats by North Korea — a country that should be taken seriously

By Emily Rauhala

Taiwan's Ties With China Just Got More Complicated

Taiwan politicians must fathom how to engage with China without vexing voters who are increasingly distrustful of Beijing

By Emily Rauhala

New Kim on the Block: The Rise of Kim Jong Un's Little Sister

But who exactly is Kim Yo Jong?

By Emily Rauhala / Beijing

China Has Finally Drafted a Domestic-Violence Law

But changing attitudes will remain an uphill task

By Emily Rauhala / Beijing

Five Years After Maguindanao

On Nov. 23, 2009, in the southern Philippines, 57 people were killed, most of them journalists. There have been no convictions

By Emily Rauhala

Kenneth Bae and Matthew Miller

North Korea detainees

By Emily Rauhala

U.S. and China Reach Historic Climate Deal

But serious differences remain on issues ranging from human rights to trade

By Emily Rauhala / Beijing

Obama Goes to China

What a difference five years makes

By Emily Rauhala / Beijing

Back to the Roots

Yi Jiefang draws strength from a 
 personal loss to help make China 
a greener place

By Emily Rauhala / Kulun

The Politics of Pop Music in China's Xinjiang Region

Heartthrob Ablajan embodies the tension between pop and politics in China's Xinjiang region

By Emily Rauhala / Sangzhu

Ottawa Shooting Changes Everything — and Hopefully Nothing at All

The Canadian capital has been shaken by the unprecedented attack at the National War Memorial, and yet is already showing its resilience

By Emily Rauhala

Go Inside an Underground Church in China

Millions find their faith, away from the prying eyes of the state

By Emily Rauhala / Beijing

A New Generation Speaks: See Inside Hong Kong’s Protests

Hong Kong’s protests may be waning, but the battle for democracy will continue

By Emily Rauhala

A New Generation Speaks in Hong Kong

The city's protests may be waning—but the battle for democracy will continue

By Emily Rauhala/ Hong Kong

The Voice of a Generation

Joshua Wong and his fellow students have triggered a youthquake that’s shaking up Hong Kong

By Emily Rauhala / Hong Kong and Hannah Beech

Hong Kong Chief Executive Refuses to Resign, but Agrees to Talks

Announcement is unlikely to please protesters

By Emily Rauhala / Hong Kong

Hong Kong Shows Beijing Exactly What Democracy Can Look Like

Peaceful Occupy protests are showing the Chinese government that Hong Kong is no insolent child that needs protecting from itself

By Emily Rauhala
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