Congratulations Yuan Yang! Cannot wait to read this new book, the culmination of six years of in-depth reporting all over China.

In a live Carnegie Council's The Doorstep hosted at Marymount Manhattan College, The New York Times' @Meghara spoke with co-host Tatiana Serafin about her groundbreaking report on the human rights abuses in India's sugar industry & the challenges of holding companies & governments accountable. carnegiecouncil.co/3UJa0PG

Come to our session if you're going to IRE this year! Looking forward to seeing everyone.

EXC: The Financial Times has found four missing Ukrainian children up for adoption in Russia. One of the children has been given a new Russian name and age. W/ [email protected] Christopher Miller Peter Andringa Sam Learner Chris Campbell Anastasia Stognei on.ft.com/3KHvFDk

This story really hit home for me. Thank you Linda Villarosa nytimes.com/2024/06/13/mag…

How can you get the most out of your reporter-editor relationship? Join us for this conversation at #IRE24 with The New York Times reporter-editor duo Megha Rajagopalan and Matt Apuzzo, joining us from London! schedules.ire.org/ire-2024/index…

Looking forward to reading At the Edge of Empire by Edward Wong, which weaves his remarkable family history together with years of on-the-ground reporting in China penguinrandomhouse.com/books/602734/a…

Just realised that Sunday will be the *second* time in his (4 year-old) life my son has watched the England football team compete in a major final. This is going to distort an entire generation's psychology.

today brings us a new greatest hits in “the appearance of objectivity” cannon: newspaper that is currently running an international press freedom campaign - directly involving its reporters and editors - fires a reporter for being elected to run a press freedom group.

THREAD: Digging through the documents showing how Xiao Jianhua, a jailed billionaire and former concierge to China's Communist Party princelings, was secretly invested in Alibaba, Ant Financial and other companies linked to Jack Ma, China's most famous businessman. (1/x)

We’re thrilled to announce the opening of a new bureau in Vietnam, to be led by the talented Damien Cave as Vietnam bureau chief and global affairs correspondent. The Times has not had a full-time presence in the country since 1975. nytco.com/press/the-new-…

Our first story about "Made in Laos" durian boom is out Nikkei Asia! Zhaoyin Feng & I spent a year tracing how Laos is looking toward durian—a pungent fruit native to the region, viral in China—as a key driver for future exports & reforestation efforts. asia.nikkei.com/Spotlight/Big-…

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The Bombay High Court (Aurangabad bench) has asked electoral authorities to protect the voting rights of hundreds of thousands of sugar cane cutters, who migrate far from home, during the upcoming Maharashtra Assembly elections

Over the last decade, China has become a leader in using new technologies for surveillance and policing. Some of the startups that provided these tools to Chinese authorities were supported by Microsoft and Google incubator programs restofworld.org/2024/microsoft…

💣NEW/FOIA Files: EXCLUSIVE: After nearly 8 yrs of painstaking public records work, ODNI declassified a closely guarded memorandum in response to my request related to the targeted assassinations of Putin’s political foes. It’s a HUGE score READ bloomberg.com/news/newslette…

For months I've been reporting in northern areas in the West Bank, where Palestinians provided extensive accounts of the Israeli military increasingly deploying Gaza’s war tactics, including the IDF using civilians as human shields, illegal under intl law nytimes.com/2024/11/24/wor…

This piece will break your heart. What a world.

Labor and human rights groups in India are bringing a Fair Food Program-style model to the sugar industry, hoping to push big brands to sign binding legal agreements to protect workers and adopt humane standards. ciw-online.org/blog/2025/03/f…

Discussing the future of investigative journalism for episode two of the Women in Journalism podcast (Women in Journalism) is Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Megha Rajagopalan Megha Rajagopalan. Discover the stories behind her biggest investigations at the link below: open.spotify.com/episode/4T6Hci…