Emily Rauhala

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China and Taiwan Are Having Their Highest-Level Meeting Since 1949

Things are warming up across the Taiwan Strait

By Emily Rauhala / Beijing

In China, Police Raid on Notorious 'Sin City' Greeted with Ridicule

The latest 'crackdown' is about shaming sex workers, not stopping the trade

By Emily Rauhala

104 Years Later, a Chinese Train Station Platform is Still the Site of Anti-Japanese Rancor

A memorial to a man that Tokyo calls a terrorist, but Beijing and Seoul regard as a hero, reflects East Asia's War over history

By Emily Rauhala / Harbin

In China, a Young Feminist Battles Sexual Violence Step by Step

Xiao Meili is attempting the 2,000-km walk from Beijing to Guangzhou to raise awareness of sexual abuse

By Emily Rauhala / Changsha

'I Had Been Drinking': Rodman Apologizes for North Korea Rant

Basketball diplomacy dream "falling apart" reveals ex-NBA star

By Emily Rauhala

Teaching Hope

Brother Efren is easy to find. Trace the curve of Manila Bay south, past the skyscrapers, through the urban sprawl. Inch across a jammed highway flanked by fishing huts on flamingo stilts. From there, the...

By Emily Rauhala / Cavite City

Root of the Nation: Zhang Kechun Photographs China's Yellow River

Chengdu-based photographer Zhang Kechun spent two years photographing from the banks of China's Yellow River. Though the lunar tones and low horizons feel foreboding, Zhang insists the project carries a message of hope.

By Emily Rauhala

Aung San Suu Kyi's Path to Victory by James Nachtwey

James Nachtwey followed Aung San Suu Kyi on her road to an election victory in Burma.

By Emily Rauhala
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