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June 5, 2018


GENDER

Want Asia To Prosper? Stop Holding Back Women

South Korea and Japan are two of the wealthiest countries in the world, but gender disparities in both societies remain stubbornly persistent. Elise Hu, NPR's Seoul correspondent, explains that the key to prosperity in these two places — and elsewhere in Asia — depends on empowering working women who endure entrenched inequality.


ASIAN AMERICAN MONTH

The Increasing Difficulty of Foreign Correspondence in China

The rise of Xi Jinping as China's most powerful leader in decades has made the task of covering the country increasingly difficult for foreign correspondents. In an interview with Asia Blog, BuzzFeed's Megha Rajagopalan discusses her reporting on China's embattled Uighur population and how she's perceived as an Indian-American journalist.

POLICY

Trump in North Korea: Deal or No Deal?

President Donald Trump's historic summit meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is back on track — the two are set to gather in Singapore on June 12. Back in April, Asia Blog assessed the likelihood that the gathering would pay dividends for the United States. Read our take — then check out our webcast of Daniel Russel and fellow diplomat Wendy Sherman's analysis of the summit on the morning of June 13.


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