Keyword: evan osnos
Essays and reflections on the Nobel Peace laureate, who died Thursday at the age of 61.
From cross-cultural comedy to imperiled journalists, these are the posts that struck a chord with our readers during the past year.
Peter Hessler, Evan Osnos, Jiayang Fan, and Zha Jianying discuss challenges foreign reporters still face in giving balanced coverage of China.
In advance of their appearance at Asia Society on Thursday, five correspondents from the magazine say how they'd approach coverage of the country today.
In advance of their appearance at Asia Society on Thursday, five correspondents from the magazine discuss the challenge of writing about the country.
The first episode of Asia In-Depth explores the man that some have labeled the most powerful Chinese leader since Mao.
As the U.S.-China Security and Economic Dialogue takes place in Washington this week, Evan Osnos of The New Yorker outlines key sources of tension in the relationship between the world's two most powerful countries.
Former U.S. Treasury Secretary discusses how China should make its economy more open to competition in order to mitigate financial excesses.
Henry M. Paulson, Jr. has worked extensively with Chinese leaders, first as CEO of Goldman Sachs, then as U.S. Treasury Secretary. Hear his take on what's necessary for real economic reform in China.
A profile in the New Yorker depicts how Xi Jinping went from a series of unremarkable government posts to becoming a bold hardline president.
