Angela is a former editor and senior reporter for WORLD Magazine. She is a graduate of the World Journalism Institute and Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism.
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Angela Lu Fulton | Filipino Christians are offering the gospel to the island nation’s drug pushers. New President Rodrigo Duterte is offering the barrel of a gun
A yearlong crash course in the world’s most popular language
Travel troubles show how China keeps its citizens digitally isolated from the West
After 27 years, activists continue to plead for freedom in one of the world’s most repressive countries
Asian religious leaders chastise President Obama for cozying up to foreign leaders with a long history of human rights abuses
This indie coming-of-age drama strikes the right note but c
The youth who helped elect Taiwan’s first female president expect her to resist China’s bid for closer ties between the countries
How China’s 8,000-character written language shaped an education system that seems draconian to Westerners
Following the U.S. 24-hour news cycle model trapped a free press in an entertainment prison
