The government also frequently denies visas to foreign correspondents, it said.
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Foreign correspondents for non-US news organizations can get the I visa.
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Industry Minister Airlangga Hartarto told a briefing to foreign correspondents on Feb.
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In how many countries does The New York Times have foreign correspondents?
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The book event last month was moved to the Foreign Correspondents' Club.
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China's announcement was immediately condemned by the Foreign Correspondents' Club of China.
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China has a long history of showing the door to adventurous foreign correspondents.
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He recently told foreign correspondents "we cannot hope to find real justice there".
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Most foreign correspondents, like expatriates in general, place their children in international schools.
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By 2014, BuzzFeed employed a hundred and fifty journalists, including many foreign correspondents.
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The event that included Mr. Wong was moved to the Foreign Correspondents' Club.
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You know, I think everybody, across editors, reporters, foreign correspondents, people get it.
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Foreign correspondents also had to live in housing compounds that were guarded by soldiers.
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He delivered his remarks in a speech on Friday before the Foreign Correspondents' Club.
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As foreign correspondents, this is what we do, rush into the world's biggest disasters.
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At year's end, the prime minister's office delivered packages to foreign correspondents in Turkey.
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This week, The New York Times has three foreign correspondents here; normally there are two.
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"This is an extremely moderate community," Patten later told a meeting at the Foreign Correspondents' Club.
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And it's usually the field reporters and foreign correspondents who seem to maintain a journalistic dignity.
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The survey found that half of foreign correspondents encountered obstacles to reporting over the last year.
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I think for any journalist—not just foreign correspondents—for us, it's always about the story.
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Here are some of the most gripping tales from our foreign correspondents, photographers and editors in 2016.
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One of his former students became a journalist after working with foreign correspondents covering Myanmar's elections in 2015.
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The group first started handing out awards in 1944 and was known as the Hollywood Foreign Correspondents Association.
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Instead, a video statement from him will be shown on Tuesday, the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Japan said.
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To foreign correspondents like Gould, it looked like the young Chinese republic was about to wrench itself apart.
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" In Monday's speech, Sulzberger said "our foreign correspondents have experienced the weaponization of the 'fake news' charge firsthand.
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"Mexico's positioning in the U.S. election debate is not generally adequate," Guzman told a group of foreign correspondents.
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"It is a war they will not win," he told an audience at the Hong Kong Foreign Correspondents' Club.
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PYONGYANG (Reuters) - North Korea rarely allows foreign correspondents into the country, but when it does, it makes them pay.
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Eventually a consensus was reached that as many as 300 people had died, based on reporting by foreign correspondents.
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The action would affect at least 13 journalists, according to an estimate by the Foreign Correspondents' Club of China.
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Air pollution has long been a serious problem here in Beijing — for citizens and The Times's foreign correspondents alike.
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Air quality has long been a serious problem here in Beijing — for citizens and The Times's foreign correspondents alike.
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And as far as journalism outlets, and where they've got their focus: It's really expensive to have foreign correspondents.
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Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, meeting foreign correspondents in Islamabad on Tuesday, asked if there had ever been a target.
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Foreign correspondents of Carrie Gracie's caliber, who are fluent in the language and have several decades of experience, are rare.
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"The United States condemns Beijing's expulsion of three Wall Street Journal foreign correspondents," White House NSC spokesman John Ullyot said.
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These events predate common use of email, so the messages are in that obsolete art form of foreign correspondents: telexes.
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Many of The Times's foreign correspondents have experienced this sort of thing (or worse) over the years, in various places.
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The local leadership has been making it increasingly difficult for Russian independent outlets and foreign correspondents to work in the region.
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PYONGYANG, April 25 (Reuters) - North Korea rarely allows foreign correspondents into the country, but when it does, it makes them pay.
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And, he said, foreign correspondents have made it their (often difficult) life's work to "bear witness" and tell the human story.
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In those days, foreign correspondents who wanted to work in East Germany were assigned an interpreter by the East German government.
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Mr. Hinzpeter was one of the few foreign correspondents to document the carnage, and his footage was seen around the globe.
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The Foreign Correspondents Association of Hong Kong also said in a statement that it was deeply concerned about attacks on journalists.
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The statement singled out the Foreign Correspondents' Club by name, saying the government "deeply regrets" the journalist organization hosting the talk.
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"His wife is not a suspect ... this is unforgivable," he told a news conference at the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Japan.
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"Sergio Moro created a new [questionable] form of investigation," Wadih Damous, a congressman from the governing Workers' Party, told foreign correspondents.
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The city's leader, Carrie Lam, said it was "pure speculation" to connect Mallet's expulsion with the talk at the Foreign Correspondents club.
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Foreign correspondents have, perhaps, a greater responsibility because we can serve as the lens through which an outside audience views another country.
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Instead, he spent nine years as a managing editor of South-North News Service in Hanover N.H., editing copy from foreign correspondents.
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Some, like me, are former foreign correspondents or beat reporters; one member is a lapsed scientist; another is a lawyer by training.
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Earlier this week, Ciobo warned a group at Hong Kong's Foreign Correspondents' Club that there would be "anarchy" without the WTO's rules.
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Hironaka canceled the briefing at the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Japan (FCCJ) only two hours after journalists were informed of the event.
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Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati recently told foreign correspondents the government was not returning to subsidizing everything and was not curtailing market mechanisms.
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The Greek government's Foreign Correspondents Office did not respond to several requests for details details on the number of suicides at the camp.
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Many British and American journalists who went on to cover the region as foreign correspondents got their start at the local English papers.
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In 113, Kumamon gave a news conference at the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Japan, where his title was given as 'Director of PR'.
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The Foreign Correspondents Association of the Philippines said the SEC ruling was "tantamount to killing" Rappler, and "sends a chilling effect to media".
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Fellow foreign correspondents were slowly shutting down their offices in the west and moving to the Pressehaus across the Spree from the Reichstag.
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Speaking to foreign correspondents, Padilha said the government has enough money to make up for a loss of tax revenue at this moment.
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In September 2014, Thai Lawyers for Human Rights canceled a briefing at the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Thailand under pressure from the military.
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In July, weeks before the Hong Kong National Party was outlawed, the Foreign Correspondents' Club organized a panel discussion with the party's founder.
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I have edited some of our finest foreign correspondents, run The Times over the weekend and, since 2016, overseen coverage of the country.
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"We have invited more than 12 countries' ambassadors to China and foreign correspondents, including the Turkish ones, to visit Xinjiang," the statement said.
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Those accusations were put into a letter addressed to the Foreign Correspondents' Club of China, of which Mr. Kaiman was president until January.
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While foreign correspondents in China often write about their experiences of harassment by police, it is unusual for Chinese journalists to publicly complain.
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Disclosure: Multiple employees of CNN in Hong Kong belong to either or both the Foreign Correspondents' Club and the Hong Kong Journalists Association.
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"We are trying to get into an equilibrium between the interest rates and exchange rate," he told a Foreign Correspondents Association (FCA) forum.
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The journalist needed to be taken to a hospital, and the attack drew a vigorous protest from the Foreign Correspondents' Club of China.
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China&aposs foreign ministry asked the Foreign Correspondents Club this month to cancel a talk by Andy Chan of the Hong Kong National Party.
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Foreign correspondents have also faced difficulties in reporting from South Sudan, with at least 20 reporters being denied entry by authorities early this year.
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At its height, the Baghdad bureau employed about 100 people, in addition to the foreign correspondents and photographers, and we had a dozen stringers.
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At the same time, The Exile was really about presenting the real Russia, kind of tearing down what regular foreign correspondents did in Russia.
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BULLETIN BOARD Journals have long been a way for The Times's foreign correspondents to bring readers with them as they explore a distant land.
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Most foreign correspondents were denied access, and two weeks ago the government suspended the BBC and Voice of America from broadcasting inside the country.
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Former North Korean deputy ambassador to the UK, Thae Yong Ho speaks with the media at the Foreign Correspondents Club in Seoul, South Korea, Jan.
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"(Israel) supports the legitimate efforts of the Kurdish people to achieve their own state," Netanyahu said, in remarks sent to foreign correspondents by his office.
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"This time I will not accept a fraudulent outcome," he told foreign correspondents and diplomats, adding the situation could trigger "people power"-style street protests.
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Travel was never far from her mind, and Ms. Hawley spent her savings wandering solo across Europe and North Africa, where she befriended foreign correspondents.
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In some countries on my beat, foreign correspondents bear an additional responsibility: We can write what local reporters cannot because of censorship or political pressures.
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SEOUL, South Korea — When foreign correspondents cover dangerous situations, they often depend on local assistants, who in many cases take greater risks than they do.
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The expulsions, the first since 1998, according to the Foreign Correspondents' Club of China, were condemned by the United States secretary of state, Mike Pompeo.
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The expulsions, the first since 1998, according to the Foreign Correspondents' Club of China, were condemned by the United States secretary of state, Mike Pompeo.
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"The United States condemns Beijing's expulsion of three Wall Street Journal foreign correspondents," said John Ullyot, a spokesman for the White House's National Security Council.
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But foreign correspondents often feel they have no choice — despite the fact that the return trip is rarely easy, for the cats or their owners.
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She also asked the pope to invite foreign correspondents and their families to his summer residence at Castel Gandolfo, "because it was bigger," she laughed.
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The Hollywood Foreign Correspondents Association was founded in 1943 by 23 journalists looking to navigate the burgeoning studio system and connect Hollywood films with foreign audiences.
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It has long been de rigueur for foreign correspondents to expand their dispatches into book form to better document the amusing and bewildering society around them.
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In an interview with foreign correspondents late last month, Sirisena alleged that former cabinet minister and army chief Sarath Fonseka may be involved in the plot.
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In his role as first vice president of the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Hong Kong, Mallet in August hosted Andy Chan, head of the National Party.
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Foreign correspondents of her caliber who are women, who have spent their careers underpaid and faced challenges their male peers never had to, are rarer still.
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Felicia Sonmez, a fellow journalist in Beijing, accused Mr. Kaiman in May of "problematic behavior" in a letter addressed to the Foreign Correspondents' Club of China.
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Twenty years ago, foreign correspondents' main audience was our own editors, our competitors and readers who likely never set foot in the country we were covering.
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They are harassed, detained and even assaulted, according to the latest survey by the Foreign Correspondents' Club of China, an organization not recognized by the government.
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But what separates the book from the musings of so many foreign correspondents is the lens through which Ms Sengupta sees the country: that of a mother.
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"Unless something unusual happens, we should not have emergency by Thursday," Mohamed Hussain Shareef, Maldives Ambassador for Sri Lanka told a Foreign Correspondents Association forum on Monday.
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It is rare, but not unheard-of, for governments to suspend or invalidate the credentials of foreign correspondents, which are required for them to work without penalty.
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The action would affect at least 13 American journalists, but the number could be higher, the Foreign Correspondents' Club of China said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Jada Yuan began her year as the inaugural 52 Places Traveler in 2018 with a first aid kit that was built with the help of foreign correspondents.
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That pattern has played out around the world, growing out of controversies including video gamers' anger at feminists and fury over foreign correspondents' coverage of local crises.
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Andy Chan, the founder of the Hong Kong National Party, spoke at the Foreign Correspondents' Club, an event that Chinese and Hong Kong government officials had condemned.
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The Foreign Correspondents' Club's board of governors said Monday that the public had the right, and journalists had the responsibility, to hear different sides of any debate.
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Also facing a tight deadline is The Cambodia Daily, an independent newspaper that has served as a training ground for local reporters and budding foreign correspondents alike.
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Foreign correspondents are not allowed to work in China without credentials, which in turn are required for a residence visa that is typically valid for one year.
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On the phone, she invited me to meet her in Mumbai and try to get into Kashmir, even though foreign correspondents were banned there during the crackdown.
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So began nearly 17 hours in police custody for me and a French photographer, Gilles Sabrié, a long though not uncommon experience for foreign correspondents in China.
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In an unprecedented move in October, it expelled a British journalist who hosted a local independence advocate for a speech at the Foreign Correspondents' Club that angered Beijing.
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Even in her final, half-blind years she haunted the Foreign Correspondents' Club in Hong Kong, poring over the news, with passport at the ready, just in case.
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Speaking after a speech to a packed Foreign Correspondents' Club, Patten said that while democratic development in Hong Kong had been disappointingly slow, independence was not the answer.
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Last year, police opened an investigation into US Ambassador Glyn Davies over claims he may have breached lese majeste during a speech at the Foreign Correspondents Club Thailand.
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We knew nothing, and no one, and in the great tradition of foreign correspondents, we spent a lot of time trying to coax information and alcohol from diplomats.
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Although the report's findings are most likely consistent with the experiences of many foreign correspondents, some said it did not put the encounters in a longer-term perspective.
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When I asked Mr. Xi about the Chinese government's refusal to renew visas for foreign correspondents, including some from The New York Times, he offered a curt lecture.
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These are the titular fixers, a term Sopko learned from a photojournalist that describes locals hired by foreign correspondents to help with finding sources and putting together stories.
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To look beyond the prism of their own life experiences, his foreign correspondents have to know what they don't know and immerse themselves in the countries they cover.
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For four years I covered India, a country that relishes minor scandals and is alert, after 190 years of colonial rule, to vapid generalizations made by foreign correspondents.
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The talk was held at the Foreign Correspondents' Club, which regularly hosts speakers on various sides of prominent issues, but Beijing and local officials harshly criticized the club.
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Aloysius Lee, a 65-year-old retiree from Hong Kong, who watched the debate at The Foreign Correspondents' Club in the territory, said that Trump was too unpredictable.
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This might seem puzzling, since foreign correspondents in Tehran have consistently warned that Iranians are nationalists who would unite behind their government in the face of American pressure.
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The list of foreign correspondents of CNN and other news organizations who deserve standing ovations from a grateful nation is too long to list in a single column.
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The foreign correspondents' club in neighbouring Thailand said it was "alarmed by the use of this draconian law with its heavy penalties against journalists simply doing their jobs".
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The laws Nagy referred to include the Access to Information and Protection of Privacy Act, which restrict media freedoms and bars foreign correspondents from working in Zimbabwe full time.
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MANILA - Asian Development Bank (ADB) President Takehiko Tadao talks to the Foreign Correspondents Association of the Philippines (FOCAP) on the bank's priorities for 2019 and economic outlook for Asia.
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In the meantime, here are some other things to read from my smart colleagues, along with a recommendation for a device that foreign correspondents like me have rely on.
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A report released Monday by the Foreign Correspondents' Club of China pointed to another Wall Street Journal journalist who in the past year was in effect forced to leave.
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During a recent meeting with foreign correspondents, she heard from a German journalist who complained at length about the complications that new traffic rules had created in her neighborhood.
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A 2011 report by the American Journalism Review found that the number of foreign correspondents covering international news for United States newspapers had "decreased markedly" since at least 2003.
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Mr. Chan spoke at the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Hong Kong in August, saying the efforts to ban his party were a sign of deteriorating freedoms in the city.
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The Foreign Correspondents' Club of Hong Kong, which invited him, came under pressure itself from the central government in Beijing as well as local authorities to cancel the event.
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So often, these foreign correspondents come to the Middle East during times of war, then leave and write memoirs about their experiences there or authoritative accounts of the region.
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Earlier this month, China's Foreign Ministry publicly rebuked Hong Kong's Foreign Correspondents' Club (FCC) for inviting a pro-independence activist, Andy Chan, to give a speech at the club.
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"Without a free press, capital markets cannot properly function, and business and trade cannot be reliably conducted," added Joseph, a former president of the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Hong Kong.
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Two months ago, Mallet hosted a luncheon speech at the Hong Kong Foreign Correspondents Club (FCC) by an independence activist, Andy Chan, that Chinese and Hong Kong officials strongly criticised.
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Hemingway's suite at the Hotel Floridain Madrid was a boozy hangout for a revolving rat pack of well-groomed foreign correspondents, including Martha Gellhorn, with whom he'd begun an affair.
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We also postponed indefinitely our weekly Caesar salads at the Foreign Correspondents' Club (which said in March that a member who was there in late February had later tested positive).
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Mr. Mallet's expulsion was widely seen as retaliation for his role in hosting a talk with a local independence advocate at the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Hong Kong in August.
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Ms. Devine is also the granddaughter of the late William Hillman, who was chief of foreign correspondents for the Hearst Newspapers and general European manager for the International News Service.
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The latest punch came last week, when several pro-Beijing lawmakers and organizations spearheaded an effort to block a speech by the party leader at the city's Foreign Correspondents' Club.
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"Kim joined the club having recently returned to Beijing full of passion for the stories she planned to cover here," the Foreign Correspondents' Club of China said in a statement.
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Two months ago, Mallet hosted a luncheon speech at the Hong Kong Foreign Correspondents Club (FCC) by an independence activist, Andy Chan, that Chinese and Hong Kong officials strongly criticized.
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The company attracted some publicity by inviting dozens of foreign correspondents to an opening tour in the fall, and then began admitting the general public for tours twice a day.
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T) chairman Carlos Ghosn are scheduled to give a news conference on Tuesday, the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Japan (FCCJ) said on its website on Monday, their first such public appearance.
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It would be like ignoring the plain reasons for so few black foreign correspondents in journalism or black spies for that matter—certain segregated societies just don't fuck with ebony skin.
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Victor Mallet, the FT's Asia news editor who also is vice president of the Foreign Correspondents' Club, is effectively being expelled after he was denied a new work visa without reason.
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The Foreign Correspondents' Club of China said it had received multiple reports of Chinese border officials detaining journalists and searching their digital devices when traveling between the mainland and Hong Kong.
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The killing provoked outrage from Mexican journalists and foreign correspondents alike, and the office of Mexico's federal Special Prosecutor for Crimes against Freedom of Expression (FEADLE) took charge of the case.
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The Foreign Correspondents' Club of Thailand urged Thai authorities to drop the charge against Cheng, saying it has offered to work with the government to allow journalists to carry protective equipment.
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Mr. Mallet, as first vice president for the Foreign Correspondents' Club, was host of the event and the club's leading spokesman at the time, while its president was out of town.
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The move came after Mr. Mallet drew the ire of Chinese officials by hosting, as vice president of the Foreign Correspondents' Club, a talk with the pro-independence advocate Andy Chan.
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Speaking at the Foreign Correspondents' Club, Mr. Chan attacked the influence of the Beijing government, saying it treated Hong Kong with an even heavier hand than the former colonial ruler, Britain.
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Mr. Leung returned to the public eye this summer, when he criticized the Hong Kong Foreign Correspondents' Club for inviting the head of a pro-independence party to give a talk.
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Henry R. Lieberman, living at a particularly prestigious address on Peak Road, was the bureau chief in 1952, when he was the founding president of Hong Kong's famous Foreign Correspondents' Club.
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Our foreign correspondents wrote about dozens of captivating people and places in 2016, from pirates in the Amazon to tourists in the nomad lands of Tibet to transgender goddesses in India.
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Roth, a US citizen who had freely entered Hong Kong before, said he had hoped to release Human Rights Watch's World Report 2020 at the city's Foreign Correspondents' Club on Wednesday.
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Foreign correspondents who've descended upon the city in recent weeks, as well as local reporters, exchanged frantic messages over WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger groups about where Giuliani might be hiding out.
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"The Philippine Navy suggested that, why not the Philippines take over so that we'll have a naval base there?" he told foreign correspondents on Thursday, recounting his conversation with the president.
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When I was there, I mean a lot of foreign correspondents are now writing books about India because it's a fascinating place, but not many of them do it in Mumbai.
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The Foreign Correspondents Association of the Philippines, formed in the 1970s to work for press freedom at the height of former President Ferdinand Marcos's regime, expressed "deep regret" over the move.
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"I don't think there is direct influence from Prime Minister Abe," Kagoike said, according to the real-time translator supplied by The Foreign Correspondents' Club of Japan, which hosted the news conference.
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Inflation of imported goods is running at over 100%, estimates Eddie Cross, an opposition MP. Shops are raising prices or offering discounts to those with dollars, such as tourists or foreign correspondents.
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THURSDAY, APRIL 25 ** MANILA - Asian Development Bank (ADB) President Takehiko Tadao talks to the Foreign Correspondents Association of the Philippines (FOCAP) on the bank's priorities for 13 and economic outlook for Asia.
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The Hong Kong government has denied the Financial Times' Asia news editor their visa renewal, the first time the publication has had a problem with getting their accreditation for its foreign correspondents.
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THURSDAY, APRIL 13 MANILA - Asian Development Bank (ADB) President Takehiko Tadao talks to the Foreign Correspondents Association of the Philippines (FOCAP) on the bank's priorities for 2019 and economic outlook for Asia.
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THURSDAY, APRIL 25 MANILA - Asian Development Bank (ADB) President Takehiko Tadao talks to the Foreign Correspondents Association of the Philippines (FOCAP) on the bank's priorities for 2019 and economic outlook for Asia.
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"The decision, which is tantamount to killing the online news site, sends a chilling effect to media organizations in the country," the Foreign Correspondents Association of the Philippines wrote in a statement.
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THURSDAY, APRIL 25 ** MANILA - Asian Development Bank (ADB) President Takehiko Tadao talks to the Foreign Correspondents Association of the Philippines (FOCAP) on the bank's priorities for 2019 and economic outlook for Asia.
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Action reaction The Foreign Correspondents' Club of Hong Kong is positioned half way up a hill on a busy, windy road with narrow pavements and multiple lanes in the city's Central district.
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Beyond the expulsions of the Journal reporters, the Chinese government has repeatedly allowed the visas of foreign correspondents whose work is perceived as unfriendly to lapse, forcing them to leave the country.
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While there's no accurate data comparing the numbers of male and female foreign correspondents, it's quite likely that the figures mirror or surpass those of general newsrooms, which are two-thirds male.
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Hong Kong (CNN)A hotly anticipated speech by a pro-Hong Kong independence activist went ahead Tuesday at the city's Foreign Correspondents' Club, amid government pressure and protests by pro-China groups.
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Evidence cited against him includes a speech he gave to the Hong Kong Foreign Correspondents' Club in August; media interviews with him and his postings on social media ("conducting propaganda", it is alleged).
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Felicia Somnez, who has reported for the WSJ and Agence France-Presse in China, detailed Kaiman&aposs "problematic behavior" in an email shared with the Foreign Correspondents Club of China on Tuesday night.
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Human rights, rule of law and due process are among "important developments" the two leaders would likely discuss during their bilateral talks, Sung Kim, U.S. ambassador to Manila, told foreign correspondents last week.
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"The action taken against the Journal correspondents is an extreme and obvious attempt by the Chinese authorities to intimidate foreign news organizations," the Foreign Correspondents' Club said in an emailed statement on Wednesday.
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In a letter to the Foreign Correspondents&apos Club of China seen by the Times, where Kaiman was president at the time, she outlined "problematic behavior," when the pair met in September 2017.
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"Last night, the president issued a directive for cabinet members not to travel to the U.S.," Interior Secretary Eduardo Ano told an annual breakfast forum of the Foreign Correspondents Association of the Philippines.
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"We have never used Russian law in relation to foreign correspondents as a lever of pressure, or censorship, or some kind of political influence, never," Zakharova said in an interview with Russia's NTV broadcaster.
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Mr Mallet's sin, it is assumed, was to host a talk in August at the Hong Kong Foreign Correspondents' Club (FCC), of which he is a vice-president and was then its acting leader.
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Asked about Inalum's progress on raising finance, Budi Gunadi Sadikin told a meeting of the Jakarta Foreign Correspondents Club that banks had been lined up and there should be an agreement "very, very soon".
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" In a statement Wednesday, the Foreign Correspondents' Club of China said China's treatment of Rajagopalan was "extremely regrettable and unacceptable for a government that repeatedly insists it welcomes foreign media to cover the country.
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But in 1980, the year Zimbabwe gained independence and Mr. Mugabe rose to power as its first prime minister, foreign correspondents in the country faced a steep challenge when it came time to file.
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"Hong Kong's capital market is not a stock casino," Charles Li, a former investment banker who oversees the local stock exchange, said during a luncheon speech at the city's Foreign Correspondents' Club in March.
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Small groups of pro-Beijing and pro-democracy protesters gathered outside the Foreign Correspondents Club&aposs building in Hong Kong ahead of and during the speech by Andy Chan of the Hong Kong National Party.
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Finance Minister Ravi Karunanayake told a Foreign Correspondents' Association forum on Wednesday that the government was in the process of borrowing up to $3.5 billion from foreign sources via syndicated loans, sovereign bonds, and sukuk.
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Finance Minister Ravi Karunanayake told a Foreign Correspondents' Association forum on Wednesday that the government was in the process of borrowing up to $13 billion from foreign sources via syndicated loans, sovereign bonds, and sukuk.
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Foreign correspondents now face competition from millions of 'citizen journalists' and publications need to find a way to manage thousands of tips, articles, photos and videos from an ever expanding army of unverified citizen reporters.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A senior German official on Monday expressed concern about limits facing foreign correspondents in China, and urged Beijing to allow state-funded German public broadcaster Deutsche Welle to open an office in Beijing.
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Two hours after journalists were notified about the planned briefing by Ghosn, who is on bail, his lawyers canceled the event, which was due to be held at the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Japan (FCCJ).
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"News outlets planning to open new Hong Kong bureaus may now need to rethink, since foreign correspondents may now be expelled whenever Beijing feels offended," said Keith Richburg, head of Hong Kong University's journalism school.
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Today, the Tibet Autonomous Region of China is off-limits to journalists without special permission, but foreign correspondents can freely travel to China's other mostly Tibetan regions, like those in the bordering province of Sichuan.
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Two hours after journalists were notified about the planned briefing by Ghosn, who is on bail, his lawyers cancelled the event, which was due to be held at the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Japan (FCCJ).
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Authorities declined to renew Mallet's work visa last month after a speech he hosted at the Hong Kong Foreign Correspondents' Club by an independence activist was strongly condemned by officials in China and Hong Kong.
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Ambassador Michael Clauss told the Foreign Correspondents' Club that Germany saw a lot of merit in the scheme, but he felt many were largely ignoring it, especially in Europe and the United States, which surprised him.
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It gave no reason for the decision, but officials had objected to Mr Mallet's hosting of a talk at the Foreign Correspondents' Club by the leader of a pro-independence party, which has since been banned.
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"Using media access as a tool to punish journalists whose coverage the Chinese authorities disapprove of is a gross violation of the principles of press freedom," the Foreign Correspondents Club of China said in a statement.
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Last month, the Asia editor of the Financial Times, Victor Mallet, was declared persona non grata in Hong Kong after chairing a talk at the Foreign Correspondents Club ((FCC) with Hong Kong independence advocate Andy Chan.
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But he was the main spokesman for the Hong Kong Foreign Correspondents' Club in August when it hosted a talk by Andy Chan, head of a political party that called for Hong Kong's independence from China.
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It was also a dramatic departure from Chinese diplomatic speech, which is so notoriously regimented that foreign correspondents joke about how easy it would be to play Bingo for certain words at Foreign Ministry press briefings.
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The questions drifted along on domestic matters for a while, until a couple of foreign correspondents, usually planted in advance, switched the topic briefly to possible Russian collusion with the Trump campaign and to North Korea.
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A senior Financial Times journalist, Victor Mallet, was barred from the city last week after he helped host an independence activist at the Foreign Correspondents' Club, in what critics said was an attack on freedom of speech.
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A senior editor for the Financial Times, Victor Mallet, was also effectively expelled from the city in recent months, soon after he helped host a speech by an independence activist at the Hong Kong Foreign Correspondents' Club.
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The city's Foreign Correspondents' Club condemned the arrest in a statement on Monday calling for an independent investigation into "police violence against journalists and interference with the media's right to cover the protests under Hong Kong law".
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Ahead of the speech, the city's Foreign Correspondents' Club issued a statement defending the need to hear different views and said that its invitations do not indicate endorsement or opposition of the the views of the speakers.
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Kurt Tong was speaking at the Foreign Correspondents' Club amid escalating tensions after China and the United States threatened each other with tens of billions of dollars in tariffs, fanning worries of a full-blown trade war.
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The protest comes after Hong Kong last week rejected an application for Victor Mallet, the Asia editor for the Financial Times newspaper and first vice-president of the city's Foreign Correspondents' Club, to renew his work visa.
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A senior Financial Times journalist, Victor Mallet, was barred from the city this month after he helped host an independence activist at the Foreign Correspondents' Club in what critics said was an attack on freedom of speech.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The Hong Kong office of China's foreign ministry condemned Hong Kong's Foreign Correspondents' Club on Tuesday for allowing a speech by a Hong Kong independence activist, saying the reporters' group was not outside the law.
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The State Department insisted that it was not expelling Chinese journalists, a step that Beijing took last month against three Wall Street Journal reporters — the first time foreign correspondents had been ordered to leave China since 42019.
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While he criticizes foreign correspondents for their facile coverage of China, his dispatches from Tibet and Xinjiang, vast lands on the edge of the Chinese Empire, also rely on quick anecdotes to fill out a larger truth.
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The party was dissolved shortly after Chan participated in a heavily scrutinized talk at the Hong Kong Foreign Correspondents club, despite attempts by pro-Beijing groups to pressure the club to stop the speech from going ahead.
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In her letter to the Foreign Correspondents' Club of China this year, Ms. Sonmez described being repeatedly groped by Mr. Kaiman without her consent and being pressured into having sex after a night of drinking last September.
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Hong Kong's expulsion of a British journalist after he led a foreign correspondents' meeting with a pro-independence activist is, first and foremost, an attempt by Beijing to tamp down any dissent in the former British colony.
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Chan's called for the U.S. to target Hong Kong as part of the trade conflict in the talk last week at the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Hong Kong, which Chinese and local officials tried to get cancelled.
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He was due to speak at a news conference this week, but instead a video statement from him will be shown on Tuesday at the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Japan (FCCJ), the FCCJ said on its website.
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Ghosn's lawyers called to cancel the event that was to be held at the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Japan (FCCJ), but did not immediately give a reason for the abrupt change, an official at the FCCJ told Reuters.
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Bernstein — a highly gifted speaker who is often given to linguistic arpeggios — is particularly charming with foreign correspondents such as the Nepalese poet Yubraj Aryal, the Canary Islands-born writer Manuel Brito, and French writer Penelope Galey-Sacks.
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Mr. Wang's position, detailed during a talk at the Foreign Correspondents' Club in Hong Kong, indicated that the Chinese government remained wary of reopening the issue even as a few voices in Hong Kong start to advocate independence.
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The Chinese foreign ministry initially refused to talk to me about the broad subject of journalism visas, saying that its sole authorized interlocutor was the Foreign Correspondents' Club — a designation that the club did not know it had.
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Last month, Chan gave a hugely scrutinized speech at the Foreign Correspondents Club, which eventually went ahead despite attempts by the government and other figures to pressure the club to drop it, and protests by pro-Beijing groups.
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The Associated Press, which stationed an expat here even during the Taliban years, has had no foreign bureau chief or correspondent since November, leading to speculation that The A.P. isn't going to put foreign correspondents here any longer.
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We have 200 reporters and editors across New York, Los Angeles, Washington, DC, San Francisco, London, Berlin, Mexico City, Toronto, São Paulo, Sydney, and Tokyo, and foreign correspondents based in Mexico City, New Delhi, Hong Kong, Dakar, and Nairobi.
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BEIJING, Aug 14 (Reuters) - The Hong Kong office of China's foreign ministry condemned Hong Kong's Foreign Correspondents' Club on Tuesday for allowing a speech by a Hong Kong independence activist, saying the reporters' group was not outside the law.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong's Foreign Correspondents' Club resisted pressure from Chinese officials to cancel an event with an independence activist, provoking rebuke from the pro-Beijing establishment as it seeks to curb talks about independence in the city.
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Citizen reporting opens the door to contributions from billions of people around the world, who can record events occurring in real time, while adding local knowledge and anonymity in situations which might not be possible for traditional foreign correspondents.
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Chinese-ruled Hong Kong last week rejected an application to renew the work visa of Victor Mallet, the Asian news editor of the Financial Times who also serves as the vice-president of the city's Foreign Correspondents' Club (FCC).
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Last year marked a "significant deterioration" in reporting conditions for foreign journalists in China, the Foreign Correspondents' Club of China said on Tuesday, with no reporter saying in a new survey that conditions had improved last year.
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Sitting in the shadows of the screeching Third Avenue el (the elevated train line that ran through Manhattan until the 286s), it was narrow and lined with booths, and a mirror was taped with currency from visiting foreign correspondents.
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For now, at least, The New York Times is one of the few American news organizations that can still afford to keep a large staff of foreign correspondents overseas, in a position to challenge received wisdom and government spin.
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In a first for Hong Kong, officials recently refused to renew the visa of a Financial Times editor, Victor Mallet, after he moderated a talk at the Foreign Correspondents' Club by a local politician who advocates independence for the territory.
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"My base case continues to be that we'll get an agreement on trade," Bullard, a voting member on the central bank's policymaking Federal Open Market Committee this year, said Wednesday in an address at the Foreign Correspondents' Club in Hong Kong.
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TOKYO, June 28 (Reuters) - Former Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn on Friday cancelled plans to hold his first press conference since his arrest after journalists were notified earlier in the day about a briefing at the Foreign Correspondents Club of Japan (FCCJ).
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In Mallet's case, the government declined to renew his work visa last month after a speech he hosted at the Hong Kong Foreign Correspondents' Club (FCC) by an independence activist was strongly condemned by officials in China and Hong Kong.
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While griping over journalistic credit is stock-in-trade in the media industry, the disagreement is an illuminating example of the ambiguous world of international reporting, where foreign correspondents often depend on local outlets to pave the way for their work.
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BEIJING, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Last year marked a "significant deterioration" in reporting conditions for foreign journalists in China, the Foreign Correspondents' Club of China said on Tuesday, with no reporter saying in a new survey that conditions had improved last year.
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"All of us have to be prepared to do the job when called upon," Chan, a former army chief, told journalists at a Foreign Correspondents Association of Singapore briefing, when asked if he would like the job of prime minister.
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If some distant planet sends foreign correspondents to Earth, they will be baffled that we allow almost one child in four to be stunted, even as we indulge in gold leaf cupcakes, $1,000 sundaes and half-million-dollar bottles of wine.
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"The only reason we initially thought of inviting this 28-year-old interior designer was actually that he was in the news," Florence de Changy, the French journalist who is the president of the Foreign Correspondents' Club, wrote in its magazine.
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This was partly because Guangdong province of mainland China, next to Hong Kong, had become fed up with critical reporting from Hong Kong-based foreign correspondents who came briefly across the border, and had discouraged the further issuance of visas.
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That same weekend, at the red-and-white brick Foreign Correspondents' Club, a giant of a man in muddy black tuxedo pants and an untucked pleated shirt head-butted me because the bar was closed and he couldn't get a drink.
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While China attracts large contingents of foreign correspondents who cover everything from national security to the country's startups and economy, Korea's foreign media coverage basically entails coverage of the funny guy to the North and the occasional odd cultural note.
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"It seems to be happening almost everywhere at the same time; it creates new norms and it is very worrying," says Florence de Changy, president of Hong Kong's Foreign Correspondents' Club and an Asia correspondent for French newspaper Le Monde.
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"This shows that Brazil is on its toes and monitoring any suspects that could become a threat," Padilha told foreign correspondents on Tuesday, adding that Brazilian security officials have been sent to France to learn about last week's truck massacre in Nice.
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 22 ** HONG KONG - Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis President James Bullard to give a presentation on the U.S. economy and monetary policy before the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Hong Kong - 0500 GMT REYKJAVIK- Bank of Iceland releases monetary policy statements.
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 22 HONG KONG - Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis President James Bullard to give a presentation on the U.S. economy and monetary policy before the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Hong Kong - 20 GMT REYKJAVIK- Bank of Iceland releases monetary policy statements.
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 22 HONG KONG - Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis President James Bullard to give a presentation on the U.S. economy and monetary policy before the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Hong Kong - 0500 GMT REYKJAVIK- Bank of Iceland releases monetary policy statements.
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China's Foreign Ministry had urged the Hong Kong Foreign Correspondents' Club (FCC) to withdraw its invitation to Andy Chan, a founder of the Hong Kong National Party, part of the city's nascent independence movement which is now facing a possible ban from authorities.
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The widely (and poorly) copied BuzzFeed, which began as a "great cat site" and now has foreign correspondents and a massive BuzzFeed Motion Pictures studio in L.A., mastered the art of sharable content and became a defining brand of the Internet age.
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"First of all, Hong Kong capital market is not a stock casino and let's put the record straight on that," Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Ltd (HKEX) Chief Executive Charles Li said in response to a question at the Foreign Correspondents' Club.
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Davies' remarks at a Foreign Correspondents Club of Thailand dinner in November included a criticism of how the Prayuth government is interpreting and applying Thailand's long-standing lesè majesté laws, while silencing any dissent that "insults the monarchy" with disproportionate and severe sentencing.
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While the Hong Kong authorities have not given any explanation of Mr. Mallet's case, it is widely seen to be connected to a talk in August at the Hong Kong Foreign Correspondents' Club by the head of a pro-independence political party.
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Authorities refused to renew the visa of Victor Mallet, the Financial Times' Asia news editor and vice president of the Foreign Correspondents' Club (FCC), which incurred Beijing's wrath by allowing a pro-independence activist to speak at one its events in August.
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When the territory's chief executive, CY Leung, began his annual policy address last year by mentioning democracy but failed to follow through on how he might achieve greater pluralism, Mr. Tang went to the city's Foreign Correspondents' Club and delivered a blistering speech.
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Despite what appears to have been a historically rare period of decent access for foreign correspondents to Fidel Castro, we were a difficult group and had been loudly complaining to apparatchiks that it had been weeks since we'd spoken to the bearded one.
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Here Walter Baranger, who retired last month from his job as senior editor for news operations after 27 years at The Times, offers a rare glimpse of an obsolete art form that was once a mainstay of foreign correspondents: telexes from the front.
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The BBC, The Economist, The Financial Times, The Guardian and The New York Times were not invited to the event where Xi introduced his new leadership line-up following a once-in-five-years Communist Party Congress, the Foreign Correspondents Club of China (FCCC) said.
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"If you say you're worried, effectively you're saying you don't trust our own judiciary," Ronny Tong, a lawyer and advisor to Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam, told reporters at the Foreign Correspondents' Club on May 2 in a debate with legislator Dennis Kwok.
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"We urge the Hong Kong Foreign Correspondents' Club to take a good look at itself, correct mistakes, follow the laws of China and the Special Administrative Region with practical actions, and respect the feelings of the 1.4 billion Chinese people," the foreign ministry said.
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"This is really a challenging and difficult time for Indonesia and for all of us, but we are united and we stand strong and we are confident to withstand this difficult time," he told a briefing of the Jakarta Foreign Correspondents Club on Wednesday evening.
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The risk of the Fed missing its 2% inflation target and the trade war were two key macroeconomic challenges to the policy-setting Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), he said in a presentation prepared for an audience at the Foreign Correspondents' Club in Hong Kong.
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But in recent years, it has become common for the government to harass foreign journalists and their families, in part by requiring them to undergo onerous processes to renew their visas, according to a report published this month by the Foreign Correspondents' Club of China.
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Georgie Anne Geyer, a reporter and syndicated columnist who, at a time when most foreign correspondents were men, interviewed Fidel Castro and Saddam Hussein, was embedded with leftist guerrillas in Guatemala and covered trouble spots all over the globe, died on Wednesday in Washington.
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Last month, the Hong Kong authorities declined to renew the working visa of Victor Mallet, an editor for The Financial Times, after he hosted a speech by a Hong Kong independence advocate at the Foreign Correspondents' Club, where Mr. Mallet served as vice president.
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"We see the tragedy of terrible suffering of civilians and I've asked the Foreign Ministry to seek ways to expand our medical assistance to the civilian casualties of the Syrian tragedy, specifically in Aleppo," Netanyahu said during a reception for foreign correspondents based in Israel.
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The role of Hong Kong and the Foreign Correspondents' Club as a base for media coverage of Asia was quickly popularized by an Oscar-winning Hollywood movie in 1955, "Love is a Many-Splendored Thing," based on an almost identically titled novel by Han Suyin.
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If Dubbs's book is about how journalists covered World War I, Ray Moseley's REPORTING WAR: How Foreign Correspondents Risked Capture, Torture and Death to Cover World War II (Yale University, $32.50) is about how the second global war affected the reporters who covered it.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong has refused to renew a work visa for the Asia news editor of the Financial Times, who is also an official of the city's Foreign Correspondents' Club (FCC), a decision that shocked many in the financial hub's international community.
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Once, at a meet-the-princess lunch, I watched Diana reduce a bunch of seasoned (male) American foreign correspondents to spineless blobs of obsequious jelly competing to express their sympathy for how hard her life must be and bragging about how arduous their jobs were.
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About a quarter of the targeted journalists worked for the New York Times, while another quarter were Moscow-based foreign correspondents or local Russian reporters, according to the AP. The Daily Beast said four of its former and current reporters were among those targeted.
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The risk of the Fed missing its 2% inflation target and the trade war were two key macroeconomic challenges to the policy-setting Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), he said in a presentation prepared for an audience at the Foreign Correspondents' Club (FCC) in Hong Kong.
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Several media organizations and journalists' clubs, including the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Hong Kong and the BBC World Service, as well as many Reuters journalists, have posted photographs on social media featuring Wa Lone's signature "thumbs up" gesture, which he displayed to supporters throughout the trial.
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A friend of Day's, who asked not to be named because of her own work as an independent journalist in hostile areas, said that government accreditation for foreign correspondents in Bahrain can be difficult to get and can imply restrictions, so freelancers commonly work without it.
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The military government on Wednesday called off an event hosted by the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Thailand (FCCT) focusing on the as yet unsolved disappearance of a revolution plaque commemorating the end of absolute monarchy in 1932 - a subject on which the junta has largely evaded questions.
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Mr. Mallet, a British national, is first vice president of the Hong Kong Foreign Correspondents' Club, and was the organization's main spokesman in August, when it hosted a talk by a Hong Kong independence advocate that was harshly criticized by the local government and mainland Chinese officials.
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You might think this would happen more often in our business, that we foreign correspondents have a bag hanging from a hook in our office and a wad of cash and passport all lined up and we are accustomed to some huge news event upending our lives.
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HONG KONG — When the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Hong Kong decided in late July to invite an obscure political activist to speak at the elegant 19th-century building that is its home, there was a vague sense among its board that the move might upset some people.
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Last month, the Hong Kong authorities expelled Victor Mallet, an editor at The Financial Times, a decision that was widely seen as retaliation for Mr. Mallet's role in hosting a talk with a local independence advocate at the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Hong Kong in August.
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The Financial Times newspaper said last week Hong Kong authorities had rejected an application to renew the work visa of Asia news editor Victor Mallet, who also served as the vice-president of the city's Foreign Correspondents' Club (FCC), drawing criticism from the United States and press freedom groups.
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Western foreign correspondents have often taken their cues from its coverage of the camps, where inmates are sent without any judicial process and spend weeks, months or even longer periods undergoing what official documents, uncovered by Western academics, describe as an attempt to "wash clean" the Uighurs' brains.
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They noted that many foreign correspondents stationed in China feel that the government is circumscribing their activities ever more severely; they argued that when American reporters are prevented from doing their jobs as a result of "visa denials and restrictions of access", American authorities should respond in kind.
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"I am devastated by the fact that I was not more sober, so that I could say with absolute certainty whether what happened that night was rape," Sonmez wrote in a letter to the Foreign Correspondents' Club of China, a professional association of which Kaiman was a part.
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HONG KONG — A former top official in Hong Kong continued his clash with the city's Foreign Correspondents' Club over its plans to host a talk by the head of a pro-independence political party, asking Tuesday why the government should allow the club to lease a publicly owned building.
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The exploits of Mr. Hoare, who was called "Mad Mike" for his recklessness under fire, were recounted in books by him and others, in a film starring Richard Burton, and in sheaves of foreign correspondents' dispatches, now faded yellow in old newspaper morgues with datelines from far-off places.
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It's become a tradition of sorts at The New York Times: far-flung foreign correspondents who populate their sometimes isolated outposts — from Kabul and Baghdad to Cairo and Dakar, in bureaus that often consist of only one or two journalists and occasionally their families — with local feline companions.
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"Think about how much more clout the U.S. would have on China if the current trade war extends to Hong Kong," he said Tuesday in the closely watched speech to the city's Foreign Correspondents' Club, adding that such a move could strike a real "economic blow" to Beijing.
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Our readers expect us to use decades of experience, as foreign correspondents around the world and as reporters who have delved into unclassified and classified data for years, to provide context into what an intelligence report on some of the most complex problems in the world really means.
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Strikingly, rather than claiming that Western journalists misreport Xinjiang, the Global Times prefers to troll them, accusing foreign correspondents of hoping to "profit" from negative China coverage, while asserting that the Western press is "nowhere near as influential as it once was" and gleefully noting Mr Trump's attacks on "fake news".
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Mallet's transgression appears to have been his prominent role as a vice president of the Foreign Correspondents' Club when in August it invited a member of a now-banned local political party that calls for the city to declare independence from China — a red line for the central government in Beijing.
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The Times is incredibly lucky to have an army of great journalists stationed around the world, so once we had the travel writers' candidates in hand, I sent out a blast to our foreign correspondents, asking for their suggestions (you will see a number of their bylines on our final list).
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPompeo condemns China's expulsion of WSJ journalists Wall Street Journal 'deeply disappointed' by China's expulsion of journalists China expels three Wall Street Journal reporters MORE condemned China's expulsion of three Wall Street Journal foreign correspondents over an opinion piece published in the newspaper.
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The details: Victor Mallet, who has run FT's news operations in Asia for two years, was the acting president of the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Hong Kong in August when it was highly criticized from Chinese and Hong Kong officials for hosting a talk by the leader of the pro-independence Hong Kong National party.
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"One of the four parties that is competing in the campaign in Spain was hosted and formed in Venezuela, so if they want to bring that model here, they have to explain why," Albert Rivera, the leader of Ciudadanos, an emerging center-right party, told a group of foreign correspondents this month, shortly after returning from Venezuela.
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"It has always struck me as unfair that the people who make what we do possible get no bylines, no prizes — and not even the full measure of respect from the institutions they have made better," wrote Bill Keller, a former executive editor of The New York Times, to John Burns, one of our longtime foreign correspondents.
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" Nominated but lost to "Rebecca"; directed by Alfred Hitchcock Bosley Crowther: "They say that the current heroes of Americans, young and old, are the foreign correspondents, those dashing chaps who presumably hop all over Europe, Asia, Africa and points between, hobnobbing with influential persons, catching wars on the wing and rushing madly every few minutes to cable home the latest hot news.
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