Reporting

A collection of reporting from Pulitzer Center grantees featuring international news stories published by media outlets from around the world, as well as reporting original to the Pulitzer Center website.

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August 21, 2017 | Field Notes

Asian Subways and American Decline

Richard Bernstein

Asia may not have caught up with the United States in technology, wealth, or power, but its subway systems are impressive compared to some of those in crumbling urban America.

August 18, 2017 | NewsWorks

What's a Cloud Forest Without Clouds?

Dan Grossman

On mountainsides in Central and South America, expanses of plants are perpetually bathed in fog. A scientist is testing what will happen as climate change dries out the forests.

August 17, 2017 | Field Notes

Water Balloon and the One-China Policy

Richard Bernstein

A fracas in Taiwan's legislature may have been prompted by Chinese meddling—or at least that suspicion shows that Mainland China is never far from the collective mind on Taiwan.

August 17, 2017 | Field Notes

Stains on Duterte's Society

Ana P. Santos and James Whitlow Delano

After fleeing the area of Manila with high drug-affiliated assassinations, a young father returns home for his daughter's birthday only to be murdered with his children nearby.

August 15, 2017 | The Hill

The Trumpian Threat to Freedom of the Press

Marvin Kalb

President Trump is moving the country, wittingly or not, toward a form of populist authoritarianism. His first target is the press, and he has launched a vigorous war against it.