India Is Disenfranchising Millions of Voters,
Foreign Policy, November 2025.
> A controversial policy may be targeting religious minorities and Dalits.
China’s demographic crisis means it’s going to run out of workers,
The Washington Post, October 2025.
> China is experiencing unprecedented, and probably irreversible, population decline that will hamper its economic growth and its ambitions to rival the United States.
Afghans promised a home in U.S. may face repatriation — and the Taliban,
The Washington Post, July 2025.
> Afghans who helped American forces are stuck in limbo as the Trump administration cuts the State Department office for Afghan relocation.
In China, the master’s degree is the new bachelor’s degree,
The Washington Post, July 2025.
> College graduates are returning to school just to have a chance in a job market marred by China’s shaky post-pandemic recovery.
Under heavy guard, Hindu pilgrimage resumes at site of Kashmir attack,
The Washington Post, July 2025.
> The Indian government dispatched tens of thousands of troops as pilgrims convened in the disputed territory.
Vacation’s End,
The Caravan, September 2024.
> A continued ban on Chinese tourists in India and deterioriating India-China relations are forcing Mandarin-speaking tour guides to seek other jobs.
The Dubious Land Deal Threatening East Jerusalem’s Armenian Quarter,
The Nation, May 2024.
> A shady land deal with alleged ties to Israeli settlers threatens Jerusalem’s centuries-old Armenian diaspora — and the existence of a pluralistic Jerusalem for Christians, Muslims, and Jews alike.
Israel is Desperate to Replace Palestinian Farmhands,
Foreign Policy, April 2024.
> Indian migrant workers who have come to the country after Oct. 7 report enduring months of mistreatment and exploitation.
Real Lives,
Mekong Review, November 2023.
> Profiling a community archive that keeps Hong Kong stories alive.
Hong Kong politicians are making a splash on Chinese social media — and finding mainland fans,
Rest of World, August 2023.
> Hong Kong leaders are opening accounts on mainland Chinese social media.
Resilience in community: Marshallese leaders race to fill gaps in aid amid ‘existential threats,’ The Yappie, May 2022.
> Documenting the Marshallese diaspora’s response to climate change and a lingering nuclear legacy.