Melinda Liu is Bejiing bureau chief for Newsweek and The Daily Beast, a veteran foreign correspondent, and recipient of a number of awards, including the 2006 Shorenstein Journalism Award, acknowledging her reporting on Asia.
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Afghan Elder Bibi Hokmina: Why Let the Taliban Control Our Lives?
In a heated discussion, Christiane Amanpour asks panelists what will become of women and girls once... MORE
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The Long Trip Back to China
After years in exile, Tian Hou has returned to China after a successful financial career, writes... MORE
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5 Fun Facts About Xi Jinping
In the crush of news arising from Xi Jinping’s visit to the U.S.... MORE
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Where Is China’s Top Cop?
Chinese officials are trying to contain a scandal, but the blogosphere is pushing for answers.... MORE
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China’s Syria Vote Not About Syria
China wants to tell the West that it doesn’t make the rules any more, Melinda Liu writes. MORE
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China’s Next Head Honcho
Meet Xi Jinping of China’s communist party who will lead Beijing’s new political generation. MORE
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North Korea Cancels Christmas
North Korea’s furious protest of South Korea’s Christmas lights along the border results in lights... MORE
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Kim's Death Spooks China
Kim Jong-Il’s death raises anxiety in China, which has a lot to lose if Pyongyang comes unglued.... MORE
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Christian Bale’s Unexpected Cameo
While trying to visit a Chinese activist, Christian Bale is attacked by guards, writes Melinda Liu. MORE
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Tibet Facing Suicide Crisis
A young Tibetan leader takes on a new crisis—a spate of self-immolations, writes Melinda Liu in... MORE
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China's Leader Breaks a Taboo
Breaking with official custom, Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao criticized the Cultural Revolution,... MORE
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Taming the Dragon
Can the U.S. reassert its role in Asia without irking Beijing? MORE
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China's 'Red' Restaurants
An edgy new trend in Chinese dining turns the Cultural Revolution into dinner theater. MORE
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Biden Hits Beijing
Why China is giving the Vice President the royal treatment during his first-ever state visit. MORE
