Larissa Gao is a journalist who writes for various news outlets including NBC News, Today, Telemundo Fresno, AOL, Inc. Her work has also been featured in Yahoo News, Knowledia, and KPRC. Larissa covers a wide range of topics including aviation accidents, maritime rescues, international relations, and cultural discoveries.
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Larissa Gao's coverage largely revolves around world affairs, government & politics, and breaking news stories. She frequently covers geopolitical events related to China and Taiwan, as well as natural disasters such as plane crashes and rescue operations.
Given the wide range of topics she covers in her articles, Larissa would likely be interested in expert commentary from individuals with deep knowledge about international relations, geopolitical issues concerning East Asia (particularly China and Taiwan), aviation incidents or search-and-rescue operations.
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This screengrab of a video shows small dogs disguised as pandas at Taizhou Zoo in Jiangsu province.
With U.S. business receding amid geopolitical tensions, finance professionals in China are learning a homegrown card game favored by potential local partners.
By: Jennifer Jett, Janis Mackey Frayer, Larissa Gao
Lai is viewed as a “separatist” and “troublemaker” by Beijing, which claims the self-ruling island democracy as its own territory.
By: Jennifer Jett, Janis Mackey Frayer, Larissa Gao
Former Vice President Lai Ching-te is viewed as a “separatist” and “troublemaker” by Beijing, which claims the self-ruling island democracy as its own territory.
By: Abigail Williams, Larissa Gao, Janis Mackey Frayer, Jennifer Jett
Lai Ching-te was sworn in as Taiwan’s new president on Monday, extending the rule of a party that is viewed with suspicion by China.
As China resumes “panda diplomacy” with the U.S. in an effort to improve ties, online activists who oppose the program are taking steps to try to stop it.
By: Larissa Gao, Peter Guo, Cheng Wong
HONG KONG — G iant pandas will soon be on their way to the U.S. from China , as Beijing resumes the “panda diplomacy” that has sent the beloved
By: David K. Li, Larissa Gao
VILLEPINTE, France — Lin Yu-ting won her quarterfinal bout at the Paris Olympics against Bulgarian Svetlana Staneva in a unanimous decision on Sunday that assured a medal for the featherweight representing Chinese Taipei.
By: Colin Sheeley, Jean Lee, Larissa Gao, Yuliya Talmazan
“This is a serious incident that does not coincide with IDF values and the expectations from IDF soldiers,” the Israel Defense Forces said Friday. “The incident is under review.”
By: Larissa Gao
Almost a year after photos of Seunghan kissing a woman led to his suspension from the boy band RIIZE, his return was foiled by fans who expect their idols to have wholesome images.
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