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Tim Johnson took over the Washington Bureau's Beijing bureau in September 2003, with responsibility for China and Taiwan.
Prior to his posting, he worked for 14 years for the Miami Herald, most recently from Washington D.C. covering U.S. policy toward Latin America. He served as a foreign correspondent for The Herald through most of the 1990s in Central America and the Andean region.
Johnson won the 1996 Maria Moors Cabot Prize from Columbia University for "courageous and valiant reporting" from Latin America, and was a 2000-2001 Knight Fellow at Stanford University.
Read his blog, China Rises.
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Tim Johnson's Recent Stories
· Taboo removal: In China, tattoos make a comeback
04/07/2009 02:48 pm EDT
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04/01/2009 10:29 am EDT
· Drug-resistant TB may 'spiral out of control,' U.N. says
04/01/2009 01:22 pm EDT
· China deploying its own lama in its battle over Tibet
03/27/2009 12:53 am EDT
· Chinese find opportunity in U.S. real-estate slump
03/25/2009 06:37 am EDT
· Russian economic fall hits hard in China's border outpost
03/19/2009 03:06 pm EDT
· Why did China choose now to surround a U.S. warship?
03/10/2009 11:09 am EDT
· On anniversary of uprising, battle unfolds for Tibet's soul
03/10/2009 03:49 pm EDT
· N. Korea threatens war if U.S. shoots down satellite
03/09/2009 11:57 am EDT
· As China marks exile of Dalai Lama, mood in Tibet isn't festive
03/06/2009 03:24 pm EDT
· China plans another stimulus, but it won't say how much
03/04/2009 02:17 pm EDT
· Countries go to greater lengths to get looted treasures back
03/02/2009 03:12 pm EDT
· In first trip, Clinton brings different style to diplomacy
02/22/2009 08:07 am EDT
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