Taili Ni

Senior Program Officer at @USChinaCenter @AsiaSociety

[China Books Review @chinabksreview]

'Mother Tongues'
Yiyun Li, the Chinese-born writer of fiction and memoir, left in 1996 and has moved on to other settings in her work. But can a writer ever fully escape her motherland?
Read Taili Ni's profile:
https://t.co/ik6U0FQLOY

[Asia Society @AsiaSociety]

The Caribbean island of St. Lucia has been in the midst of a diplomatic tug-of-war between #China and #Taiwan for decades. Learn more by reading this @ForeignPolicy analysis by @taili_ni and Jeffrey Sequeira from Asia Society's
@USChinaCenter.
https://t.co/aaHtA5DuOF

[Center on U.S.-China Relations @USChinaCenter]

What does the diplomatic choice between China & Taiwan look like on the ground, & how it is perceived by locals? For a snapshot of St. Lucia, which has switched ties more than once, read this article by the Center's Jeffrey Sequeira & @taili_ni.
https://t.co/Dssoj098wt

[Foreign Policy @ForeignPolicy]

Why are China and Taiwan so interested in a Caribbean island?
https://t.co/VQStRREmkr

[China Books Review @chinabksreview]

Best China Books of 2023
Read our round-up of recommended titles (and one anti-recommendation) from the past year, selected by our editors and various guests, featuring books by @taniabranigan @jmzbeijing @LetaHong and many more:
https://t.co/0lYJYjJA7S

[Asia Society NY @AsiaSocietyNY]

Asia Society and @thewirechina are launching a joint publication! Join us for the premier of @chinabksreview and a reception on Thursday, Oct. 12. Tickets: https://t.co/ydbzC9NUJg
@DavidBarboza2 @iandenisjohnson @yangyang_cheng @JiayangFan @alecash @orvilleschell @USChinaCenter

[Rest of World @restofworld]

Behold: the winners of Rest of Word’s first photography contest https://t.co/cOuHd427Tm

[The Guardian @guardian]

What makes me happy now: my very old dog https://t.co/t2MQf8cd6k

[@beltandroadpod.blsk.social @beltandroadpod]

Happy (Gregorian Calendar... but also almost Lunar) New Year! 🍾🎉🪩
We don't usually track these things but Buzzsprout makes this cool yearly graphic, here's ours for 2022! Thanks for listening, and thanks always to our editor Taili Ni!
❤️,
🙋🏻‍♀️🙋🏼‍♂️
@_JulietLu @erikmyxter @taili_ni

[Bing Lin @thebinglin]

Seen me on Instagram lately & swear it’s for “research”? Finally, some proof in @NaturePortfolio's @naturesustainab, where we used IG posts & aerial maps in Hawaii to show how coral reefs & coastal tourism can be intimately interconnected but also at odds. https://t.co/lyLwk3HHyx

[nature @Nature]

Wading monkeys, ice under the stars — see all the winners of Nature's #ScientistAtWork photo competition https://t.co/kN3Y4pYnPQ

[Orville Schell @orvilleschell]

Does what's been happening in China have long term significance for that country and the world?
Yes, it does.

https://t.co/2VsDMppo7S

[Center on U.S.-China Relations @USChinaCenter]

Tune in TODAY at 4:00pm ET for a discussion on how China's zero Covid protests connect to the past with @orvilleschell, Wang Dan, Guoguang Wu, @melindaliu1984, and @batesgill1. https://t.co/AsaaihTHC0

[Taili Ni @taili_ni]

@BethanyAllenEbr “Some things” sounds pretty sensitive

[Center on U.S.-China Relations @USChinaCenter]

Our Task Force on U.S.-China Policy has published a policy brief called "Avoiding War Over Taiwan" in response to rising tensions between the PRC and the U.S. over Taiwan. Give it a read below: https://t.co/kffl7BOt7T

[ChinaFile @ChinaFile]

This new video from the Visual Investigations team @nytimes outlines the current capabilities and future ambitions of China's surveillance systems.

https://t.co/Q0jw1hWdO2

[The New York Times @nytimes]

The New York Times studied China’s surveillance capabilities by examining more than 100,000 government bidding documents.

China’s ambition to collect personal data is more expansive and invasive than previously known, our investigation found.
https://t.co/I56kVq7n4p

[Asia Society @AsiaSociety]

Accompanying programming for the immersive @coal_and_ice photography exhibition at the @kencen has been announced — featuring names like Madame Ghandi, Al Gore, and more.

Learn more about the events and register for free! #VisualizeTheClimateCrisis https://t.co/2XAZcrYhx1

[Asia Society @AsiaSociety]

"I think future generations are going to think we are the crappiest ancestors ever."

In episode 4 of the @coal_and_ice podcast, @GrettaPecl shares what makes her angry about climate change, with Sakhile Koketso and guest host @taili_ni.

🎧 Listen now: https://t.co/H3k0d0zTW4